Children in Orange Room at St Werburgh’s Park Nursery School have had a busy and exciting start back after half-term.
With the colder weather arriving, many children chose to spend time indoors, where they explored creative building, mark-making and storytelling. Children worked together to construct a range of imaginative creations, sharing ideas and developing their communication and problem-solving skills as they built.
The story We’re Going on a Bear Hunt sparked lots of interest across the room. Children enjoyed acting out different parts of the story, using their imaginations to recreate the swishy grass, deep cold river and thick oozy mud. Some children even ventured outside on their own bear hunt adventure, bringing the story to life through role play and exploration.
As Bonfire Night approached, children also spent time talking about fireworks and celebrations. They experimented with colour mixing and action painting to create vibrant fireworks pictures, exploring different techniques and observing how colours changed and blended together.
It has been wonderful to see children expressing their ideas through storytelling, creative arts and imaginative play while building confidence, communication and collaboration skills along the way.
