Nursery 2 year olds

Emma is the team leader for the morning 2 year olds group.

Zoe is a key worker with the 2 year olds.

 

Easter Holidays

It is officially the Easter holidays for the next two weeks! Teachers will be ‘out of office’ and will be using the break to spend some quality time with our families. There is a list below of some ideas to keep you busy over the holidays, you can do as much or as little as you want. Please still upload your pictures and things onto Tapestry or via email and we will reply to everything after the holidays. Can’t wait to see all the great pictures of what you get up to! J Enjoy the break, have fun, chill out and eat lots of chocolate! Happy Easter! Take care! 

 

Ideas for the holidays …

*Children around the country have been putting teddies in their windows with a rainbow. It would be amazing if the children in Fairfield could do this too. On your daily walk you can spot the teddies and rainbows in your friend’s windows.
 

*Make a picture and send it to decorate the new Nightingale hospital – There is an easy way to this via the ‘This Morning’ app
 

*Make a video/written diary of your days at home, what have you made, done or played?
 

*Use up all the re-cycling to make anything of your choice. E.g. robots, dinosaurs and castles.
 

*Make Easter rice crispy cakes. Can you write the instructions?
 

*Make a homemade pizza
 

*Get all of your teddies together and have a ‘Teddy Bear’s Picnic’
 

*Follow Chris Hill Community Sports on Facebook and join in with their fitness sessions (Mrs Le Port would love to hear that you have been joining in with her dance sessions!)
 

*Write a letter to a loved one who you can’t see at the moment, post it during your daily walk.
 

* Make up your own dance routine/show with siblings to perform to the rest of your house!
 

*Play hide and seek
 

*Have some calm down time by joining in with cosmic kids yoga – we do this is in school! https://www.cosmickids.com/
 

*If you have a garden gather natural things such as grass, leaves and moss and make a picture or a ‘garden on a plate’
 

*Get out all your tins and dried food and set up a shop. Label the food with price tags, make money out of paper and get shopping! Can you add up all the items you want to buy?
 

*Build a fort/den with blankets and pillows. Make signs for the doors, windows etc!
 

*If you have old magazines or Argos catalogues cut and stick to make a collage.
 

* Help do some chores at home – maybe you could make your bed, help set the table, wash the pots or tidy up your bedroom.
 

*All of the useful learning links for phonics, reading and maths etc are all still posted below!
 

Have fun and stay safe!

Mrs Hewitt's email - 

sarah.hewitt@fairfield-inf.derbyshire.sch.uk

Reading at home!

I have created class logins for you to read a whole range of FREE books on www.oxfordowl.co.uk Please make use of the free books on here during your time at home.

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On a normal school day the government requires schools to provide children with a minimum of 2 hours of Sports a week. To help you keep your child active during school closures Premiere Education have provided us with an active calendar to follow.  There is an activity on there for most days. Exercise is very important for physical and mental well-being, I hope these suggestions will be helpful.  

Keep an eye out for the April and May Calendar should we need them. 

Thank you Miss Drake

Whilst nursery is closed for our 2 year olds here are some activities for you to try at home with your child. Please post any photo's of things you are doing on your child's tapestry page.

Please  have a look at our latest newsletter. It will give you more information about what we will be doing this half term.

Below are some photographs of just some of the things the children got up to last year. We hope to add many more this year as we explore and develop new skills. Please keep up to date with your child's tapestry account as photographs and observations will be added more frequently on there.