Category: Nursery Blog

It looks like there has been lots of potato fun happening this week, well done, we’ve had painting, printing, decorating and experiments sent in to us and they are all fantastic, well done boys and girls!

Tomorrow is the bank holiday – take a look at the VE day tasks that were posted earlier in the week and come back on Monday for another week of nursery challenges! Here is a clue to our story focus – can you guess what it will be?

Today’s work looks at sizes and patterns – Supertato – Thursday – Remember if you don’t have paint there are lots of alternatives you may be able to use, have a look on google or try one of these ideas.

We have also noticed lots of cutting has been going on this week as many of you have made your superhero masks and pictures – here are some more cutting ideas you may want to try if you have a printer at home, but if not you could try making a picture using cut outs from old magazines or newspapers to make your own superhero picture, pick one person’s eyes, someone else’s nose and remember really big ears if their superpower is listening!

Superhero-Themed-Cutting-Skills-Worksheets

Superhero-Themed-Scissor-Skills-Activity-Sheets

Have a nice day! 🙂

Mason has planted some pumpkin seeds during his time at home and has been looking after them very well – Great job Mason!

Good morning everyone, welcome to Wednesday! We have another SUPERTATO story today with Run Veggies Run! You can listen to the story here.

Then have a look at today’s sporty activities – Supertato – Wednesday

We know some of you have already shared pictures of you keeping fit but we think you may enjoy these ideas for a veggie race and doing some more exercises! Keep your photographs and messages coming in, it is so lovely when we hear from you, you can reply with a message to this post, find us on twitter @RMPSnursery, or email us at admin@royalmile.edin.sch.uk

Have a lovely day!

Mrs Peoples and the Early Years Team 🙂

Yasmine and her big sister Rachele have been busy growing some coriander and basil plants, well done girls they look great!