Peace at last!

Saturday 23 November 2024

This week we have been reading ‘ Peace at last‘ by Jill Murphy

We have been talking about all the different noises Daddy Bear could hear whilst he was trying to get to sleep! Some of those being animals outside, Can you remember what kind of animals are awake at night time?

That’s right.. Nocturnal!

One of our favourite nocturnal animals has been the Hedgehog. Sometimes we see them around school, especially in our forest area. We must remember to be quiet as they are sleeping.. Shhhh!

This week we were scientist, we made some delicious hedgehog bread. We talked about the ingredients we needed and how to use the weighing scales to measure how much we would need. Once we mixed our dough, we had to give it a good knead- this is a fantastic fine motor skill to help strengthen your child’s hand’s. We made sure our key ingredient was in.. Yeast. Without the yeast the dough wouldn’t rise. The children observed the process of the dough rising before we put them in the oven.

Here is our end result!

Help at home: Have a go at making some bread at home, What animal could you do this time? below is the recipe we used to make our bread

Mix all the ingredients together and then knead for 10 minutes.

Shape your dough and add in any extras such as raisins for eyes.

Allow ro rise for 1 hour in a warm place.

Place your dough into the oven at 180 for 15 mins, (make sure your grown-up helps with this part)

Allow to cool and enjoy!

Notice:

Reminder of Parent Consultations this coming Monday 25 November 3:30-5:30pm

We’re going to the Moon!

Some of the children may have come out to you on Friday saying they need to bring snacks and a teddy as we’re going to the moon. This is partly true apart from we will be providing the snacks! So please just bring one of your teddies to school with you next week. I’ve got mine ready, he can’t wait to go!

Have a lovely weekend

The Nursery Team

 

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