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Nursery Poem
by Guest- 10 replies
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Hi, I am searching for a poem about nursery and can't seem to find it anywhere. It said something about playing in the sand, having milk and a nap and holding hands. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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we currently have castle/cars/trains/farm...the usual sort of stuff but i am trying to get rid of the plastic happy street and replace with something more wooden/natural....any ideas for good small world ideas????
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Hi all, I'm having a clear out and am very happy to post you any of the following titles. :1b Just stake your claim below, and PM me your name and address, and the FSF will be delighted to send them onto you. In the interest of fairness, a maximum of 2 books per person, please! Crossed out ones have gone now- :1b Extending Thought in Young Children (Chris Athey) Threads of Thinking (Cathy Nutbrown) How To Talk So Kids Can Learn (Faber & Mazlish) Learning All the Time (John Holt) Bringing the Steiner Waldorf Approach to Your Early Years Practice (Janni Nicol) Bringing the Reggio Approach to Your Early Years Practice (Thornton & Brunton) Bringing the Mont…
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If any of you managed to get hold of some of the seeds Countryfile was giving away, please be aware that the packs contained CORNCOCKLE seeds, which can be potentially fatal ( if eaten) they produce wheezing, sickness, diarrhoea etc and even a small amount is enough to kill a horse, apparantly. I have just googled corncockle and it seems that this is true. So, if you got them, I guess you'll need to watch out for them and decide what action to take. Thankfully, we didn't manage to get any.
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http://www.buzzfeed.com/peggy/insanely-smart-school-teacher-hacks?bffb I hope the link works. There are some interesting ideas for teachers and early years here
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Mobile Farm
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We have had a wonderful day in our nursery and out of school club as we had a mobile farm visit the setting. She set up pens on our playground and brought pigs (one child asked if they were guinea pigs!), a calf, sheep, ducks and duckings, chicks, rabbits and mice. It must have been one of the best activities we have ever done and a lot less stressful than visiting a farm. The children loved it and they all got plenty of opportunity to touch/hold/feed the animals. Such a lovely day. I would recommend it to everyone. All the children from ages 9 months to 11 years loved it - loads of observations and photos to add the Tapestry now.
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Pre-school in Medway for sale. Staff and 20 children on books for September. Owner moving on. Sale local Medway. Very reasonable low price
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Does anyone know where I might be able to get trays like the ones in the photo from? I took the photo in a nursery class I visited but they couldn't remember.
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trying to get sorted for September re our ecat and activities to do to encourage/support children - has anyone any ideas they are willing to share whether activities, things they regularly do in the session, etc., many thanks
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I've recently started following Alistair Bryce-Clegg on twitter and have been inspired to change the resources in our water tray, sand tray, home corner. This is today's haul from a shopping trip in the charity shops, spent less than £10 and I'm now planning my next trip!
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