Let's Learn at Home - Endless possibilities

The term ‘endless possibilities’ evolved from the Effective Provision of Preschool Education (EPPE) research and involves two or more individuals working together to solve a problem, clarify a concept or evaluate activities. It requires all participants to contribute to the thinking, which should be extended.

Sustained shared thinking is best described as those times when an adult is totally absorbed with a child, in conversation or in an activity with a genuine interest on both parts to find out more. Sustained shared thinking can happen anytime, anywhere and only requires time and interest on the part of the participants.

Enjoy your learning together!


Sharing a Shell

This week I am reading story from a new classroom. Can you guess where I am?

Our friend Ava has chosen this story, it’s one of her favourites.

Are you all sitting super smart and doing good listening?

What do you think I should read next week?



Little Red Riding Hood

 

This weeks story was chosen by our friend Emilia.

Good choice Emilia!

Next weeks story will be ‘Sharing a Shell’ by Julia Donaldson.

…and now for this weeks learning at home photographs. It’s wonderful to see how much work you are doing at home, well done everybody.

Have a lovely weekend, let’s hope the sunshine stays!

There's a Lion in my Cornflakes!!!

This weeks story is one of our favourites, it’s so funny!

Do you remember it’s got one of our fabulous words in it’ ballistic’ ! Can you tell everyone what it means?

Are you sitting comfortably?

Let’s begin…….

….and now for our fabulous photos! Well done to everyone who has got involved with our virtual ‘Sports Day’! Mrs Gregan is making a video of all of the images that have been sent in, you are in for a treat! Watch this space!

Story time with Barbara

 

This weeks story is call ‘Call me Gorgeous’. I hope you all enjoy it!

Watch out for next weeks story ‘There’s a Lion in my Cornflakes’; one of my favourite stories.

Some of our families have been asking how to access previous stories and blogs, it can be done!

If you open the last blog and then scroll down to the bottom of the page you will see the words ‘In Nursery’. If you click on the the words all previous posts will come up.

One of our friends has sent in her wonderful colouring of a butterfly. I am sure you will agree it is beautiful, well done!

Please keep your ‘learning at home photos coming.

Story time with Barbara

 

Hello children and welcome to story time. This weeks story is one of our favourites, ‘Billy’s Bucket’. I hope you enjoy it.

A big thank you to everyone who has sent in photos for this weeks learning at home gallery. Keep them coming!

 

Finally, could I say thank you to all our families who have contacted me to say they fully understand our decision to remain closed until September. We truly appreciate your support and look forward to catching up in the Autumn.

Story time with Barbara

May I start this blog by saying a massive thank you to the children and families who compiled and sent such a lovely video to all the nursery team. Believe me when I say it brought tears to our eyes. We are missing you all so much.

I hope you enjoy this weeks story. It has been chosen by our friend Phoebe.

Let me know what you would like me to read next week and keep your ‘learning at home’ photos coming!

If you click here Bea it will take you to Little Rabbit Foo Foo. Enjoy!





A happy 4th birthday to our nursery friend. Look at all those lovely balloons!

A happy 4th birthday to our nursery friend. Look at all those lovely balloons!

Now for this weeks ‘learning at home’ photos.

I hope the sunshine comes back for the weekend. We may be able to enjoy some extra time outdoors, maybe even a picnic?

Barbara