1. Dinosaurs Nursery Week 4
Communication & Language
Literacy
This week we will read the story of Harry and his bucket full of dinosaurs and discuss how Harry felt when he lost his dinosaurs. The children will think of a time when they have lost something and describe how they felt.
Personal, Social, Emotional Development
Our SEAL topic is – Good to Be Me. The theme is about understanding our feelings as well as considering our strengths and weaknesses as learners. It aims to develop knowledge, understanding and skills in three key social and emotional aspects of learning: self-awareness, managing feelings and empathy. We will talk about the things that we are really good at which will make us feel proud of ourselves. This week we will hear a story about someone who was very excited and think of ways to help us stay calm before accidents happen.
Physical Development
We will continue to do our finger and upper body exercises in dough gym. In PE this week we will be changing the words to ‘We’re going on a Bear Hunt’ to ‘We’re going on a Dinosaur Hunt’. If your child has a pair of binoculars that they would like to bring in on Wednesday for P.E then they can, it might help them with their hunt. On our fine motor table we will be using our fingers to pinch tools in order to move objects. .
Dinosaurs Nursery Week 4
Mathematics
Some children will be continuing to learn their numbers to 10 with Ten Town, this week it is Tia Ten. They will also use Harry’s bucket and dinosaurs to talk about positional language.The older children will also be using Harry’s bucket and dinosaurs to help them to use langue associated with the positions of the different dinosaurs.
Expressive Arts and Design
Our role play will be Harry and his Bucketful of Dinosaurs where the children can play together, listening to each others ideas and making up stories. On the creative table the children will making shape dinosaurs.
Phonics
In phonics some children will be playing lots of listening games and the older children will be learning all about the letter ‘c’, what sound it makes and objects that begin with that sound.
UW - Technology
The children will use the Ten Town programme on the I pads to form their numbers correctly.
Mrs C Mayne