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Nursery - Poppy
Welcome to the Poppy class page. On this page I will be posting updates about our class topics and what we have been doing in the classroom each week. There will also be ideas for you to try out at home.
You can keep in contact at any time through the class email- poppy@balliolschool.co.uk.
Morning session: 8:35am - 11:45am
Full Day: 8:35 - The gate will be open at 3.20pm for a 3.30pm pick up. On a Friday pick up will be between 3pm and 3.15pm. If you have any questions please email me or contact the school office.
Friday 27th September 2024-
We have had another busy week in Poppy class! We have been learning about our families and creating self portraits, we also did this using loose parts like buttons, gems and wool.
The weather has been very wet but we have enjoyed puddle jumping! Please remember to bring wellies and spare clothes.
We have also started talking a lot about autumn and the weather changing. If you go on an autumn walk this weekend we would love to hear about it, feel free to bring anything in to show us or email in some photos.
Friday 27th September 2024 - We have been creating acorn biscuits! They look amazing!
Friday 20th September 2024 - This week we have been creating autumn leaves using yellow, orange, red, brown and green paint. We discussed what colour the leaves change in autumn.
Our Topic this term is Me and My Community -
In the Me and My Community, your child will learn about the school community and building friendships. They will explore the school grounds and find out about all the people in school who are there to help them. They will explore how they are special and unique and how everyone’s family is different. They will take part in practical activities to support them to build new friendships and explore what makes a good friend. They will also find out about people in the community who help us, including doctors, nurses, and the emergency services.
Supporting your child at home
- Look at family photographs together and discuss who is part of your family and extended family.
- Look at baby photographs and talk about how they have grown.
- Look at any childhood photographs of parents and grandparents.
- Talk about the things you like to do together and places you like to go.
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