A weekly summary for Diamond & Topaz, Ruby and Emerald room. Catch up on their daily activities for week ending 8th March
Diamond & Topaz Room
The Diamond Room enjoyed their weekly yoga class. Row row row your boat.
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Practising this from such a young age is a key part of their development. It teaches children self awareness, acceptance and confidence. ⠀
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The Diamond room had lots of fun painting shells.
Painting with young children not only helps their creative development but it also stimulates their brain. Stimulating childrens brains can also help other areas of thier development such as strengthening their memory
Babies playing peek a boo
Babies exploring animal books and sounds
Ruby Room
The Ruby room has fun during their water play class⠀
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This helps develop Motor skills. Water play gives many opportunities to develop fine and gross motor skills. It will also develop hand-eye coordination through actions like pouring and squirting.
The Ruby room enjoying their group activities class.⠀
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Group activities provides so many benefits to children and is a vital part of their development at such a young age. Children are not only learning how to follow instructions, they are also enchaining there physical development. Group activities is a great way for children to interact socially with their peers.⠀
There was a lovely baking smell coming down the corridor from the Ruby room, who were making chocolate crispy cakes ?⠀
Emerald Room
The Emerald room having fun in the sun drawing⠀
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Drawing enhances children’s motor skills. From a small scribble to advanced drawings. Starting them as early as possible will help them improve their hand and eye coordination, while fine-tuning their finger muscles.
The Emerald rooms interests in class were mini beasts and big and small fits
Rather than numbers, the children are enhancing their maths skills by relating it to their interests through shapes and sizes i.e big and small.
Jacob from the Emerald room flipping some pancakes ??⠀
The Emerald room all enjoyed making and decorating pancakes on Tuesday ?
Hands on cooking activities helps children develop pride and confidence. Chopping, squeezing, spreading and mixing also helps develop childrens small muscle control and hand-eye coordination.
Well Done
A big well done to one of our babies getting a certificate for joining in at song time
