Meeting New Animals

This week we have been meeting some new friends which are two Guinea Pig’s called Coco and Pops as well as a Cockatiel called Bobby. Meeting new animals supports the children’s learning as it can encourage communication and language as some children were using language such as “Guinea Pig”, “Bobby”, and “Bird”.

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Key person

In the warren every child is allocated a key person this is either Cat, Laura or me Louise. We make it our mission to bond and form a strong relationship with our key children, being about to understand all their needs and interests in order to be able to further their development according to their individual interests

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Forest School in The Warren

Forest school for the babies is sensory based and this may take the form of activities such as exploring different natural materials like clay, leaves, bark, sand, water and tea leafs, to name a few. We like to provide the babies with new and exciting experiences like visiting the pond and talking about the habitat, splashing in the puddles and exploring the farmyard.

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Welcome to The Warren

Firstly I would like to welcome all the new children and their families to The Warren. Our Blog will hopefully give you an insight into all the exciting things our children get up too during their time with us. Visiting the farm is an activity we engage in frequently as it offers the children a wealth of learning opportunities.

Such as:

  • Gaining a deeper understanding of their immediate nursery environment
  • Relating books in pictures to a real life context e.g. Gary the Goose, farm machinery
  • Linking key concepts about the world in which we live e.g. wool comes from sheep, some foods grow in fields
  • Negotiating uneven terrain and therefore developing their physical capabilities
  • Splashing in puddles is simply great fun!

Although the rain may be getting some of us down it hasn’t dampened the spirits of our warren children who have very much enjoyed splashing in the puddles when out and about. The children run out of the door in search of the biggest puddle and laugh in excitement with their peers.

Louise