November in the classroom

This month we have had explored the nature garden and made some lovely soups, adding mud, stones and grass to water. We have read lots of stories and enjoyed play dough. We talked about the fireworks and the firework displays we have seen.

We have started our own sweet shop that we have spent time making and creating. We will continue and extend this idea into December, because the children have shown so much interest in this activity.

Our children have noticed there are Christmas decorations around the nursery, we know how exciting the December month can be. We hope you will continue to share your pictures of your Christmas experiences with us. We enjoy looking at the photos you send and putting them up for the children to see.

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