O for Orange

This week we continued our exploration of the number six, we also learnt about the phonic sound "o". The children discovered that if they mixed yellow and red together, it made the colour orange. Nursery also made orange juice and then made some printing art using the oranges. We also continued with or topic of police for our learning about people who help us in our community. We made Lost Posters for a missing pet and then some children became police officers and went to investigate it.

 Colour mixing to make orange

Making orange juice

Orange printing

 

Forming the letter o in orange shaving foam

 

 

 

Under which cup was the orange hiding?

 A ladybug with six spots and six legs

Police officers go from room to room , interviewing suspects in the case of the missing Mr Orange.

 

The children guided the remote-controlled police cars to Regent's School.

 

 Thank you for all your efforts with character bags and costumes for World Book Day. It was so much fun!

Six Fat Sausages

Nursery learnt about the sound of the letter "Nn" as well as other sounds that we can make with our mouths, as an exercise to support blending of sounds that make up words. The students made necklaces, chocolate nests and made "n" formations by tearing and sticking pieces of newspaper. We also explored the number 6, they especially enjoyed acting out the song, Six Fat Sausages. We also continued our exploration of The Police. We even made our own Wanted Posters.

 

Mice and Magnets. Long and Short

Learning about "Our Community", we have been exploring the work of police officers. We have also been learning about the phonic sound "m" and the concept of size.

 Manning the Police Station

 "m" for mouse and magnets

Long or Short

 Big and Small

Who's the Tallest and shortest?

Honing our cutting skills and celebrating Pancake Tuesday