Good Morning Everyone!
ILD Support For Parents...
Wake Up Songs!
Our Favourite Stories!
Today's story time is The Tiger Who Came To Tea. Read by Ms Jane and Ms Naam;
“Today's story is about using our imagination to bring awe and wonder into our lives. Sophie enjoys a tea party with a very unusual and hungry visitor. We can encourage children to use their imagination by asking them which animal they would like to share food and drink with?”
This animated version is great too!
Translation in Thai Below -
Snack
Can you enjoy someone's company whilst you eat your snack today? Sit with someone at home and chat whilst you eat your delicious, healthy snack!
Role Play!
Role play links to so many areas of learning!
“Today you could make your own shop by getting some food and other items out of the cupboard. Together, you and your child can price each item using paper tags (numbers to 5). You can take it in turns to buy items from the shop, model writing a receipt for the items, make your own paper coins and notes, or pay with real money.
Physical Development and Early Maths
“Price tags - Any marks that your child makes are meaningful. We want the children to be able to explain their symbols to you. It doesn’t matter if the numbers are not recognisable as we are in the early stages of representing numbers. It could be dots, circles, lines, pictures or any marks that your child has used to represent numbers.”
Can you ask for items from the shop?
“How much...?” “I would like…and...”
We would love you to upload an ILD observation of your child in role play. This could include asking questions or even show us some of their price tags with symbols for numbers.
Thai Translation Below -
Physical Development
Come and dance with Ms Gemma and learn an Australian classic, The Wombat Wobble! Can you kick a ball? Find a ball or a balloon and practice kicking it in between some goals. How many goals can you score?
Thai Translation Below
Song Time!
Today’s song time is 1,2,3,4,5 Once I caught a fish alive.
Here's a great animated version for you to enjoy!
Story Shelves
Lunchtime
“Health and self care skills are rooted in independence. We expect children to use their spoon confidently, to drink well without spilling and to have an understanding of how to keep healthy by eating a balanced diet”
Have a lovely lunch FSN. Remember to help tidy up after.
Nap Time
Early Years Foundation Stage Development Indicators
- Listens to stories with increasing attention and recall.
- Joins in with repeated refrains and anticipates key events and phrases in rhymes and stories.
- They listen to stories, accurately anticipating key events and respond to what they hear with relevant comments, questions or actions.