Little Foot Day Nursery

🎃 Halloween arrives tonight in Luddenden 🎃

Between 5-8pm you will find the ghoul crew outside the Lord Nelson Inn Luddenden Village.
Collect a map and take the wicked trail with over 20 decorated houses for you to view, look out for the spooky photo shoot 👻

Things you need to know -
This is a free Halloween Trail provided by the Luddenden Mayor’s Fund.

Other things available on the night -
Spine tingling candy floss £1
Haunted bran tub £1
Spooky Photoshoot with local Photographer Rebecca at number 21 on the map, the cost is £5 with proceeds donated to Tommy's
You can also stop for refreshments at Little Foot Day Nursery number 11 on the map.

Competitions!
Carved pumpkin competition drop it off when you collect your map for the trail 🎃
Childrens best fancy dress 😈
Adults best fancy dress 🧙
Best decorated house voted for by the public 🦇
Best decorated house chosen by the Mayor Sue Shiels 💀

The weather forecast is good! The ghoul crew are ready! We can’t wait to see you 👀

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Hi Everyone,

Please see our Big Foot Summer Holiday Club 2024 schedule. Please feel free to share with family and friends.

To book, please email, ring or message us. Please make bookings as soon as possible, spaces will fill up fast and to avoid disappointment, make your bookings.

Open to all Primary School Children
Open 7am to 6pm
Over 20 trips/outings!

🔎What can we find?🔍

💙Sensory Play💙

🍋🥤Lemonade🥤🍋

Play dough

Play dough is a perfect malleable resource to develop and refine fine motor skills. Fine motor skills refer to coordinated movements of small muscles, often in the hands and fingers, that are essential for tasks involving dexterity, accuracy and control e.g. for daily activities such as dressing (buttons and zips), fastening shoelaces, using scissors etc. as well as for drawing,
painting and writing.

While playing with dough children use their hands/fingers in various ways e.g. stretching, pushing, rolling etc. As children shape the dough, they are improving their hand-eye coordination and by using both hands in a coordinated manner they improve fine motor skills.

How to make playdough
Makes 1 coloured ball
Prep 10 minutes

You will need

8 tbsp plain flour
2 tbsp table salt
60ml warm water
food colouring
1 tbsp vegetable oil
Method

1. Mix the flour and salt in a large bowl. In a separate bowl mix together the water, a few drops of food colouring and the oil.

2. Pour the coloured water into the flour mix and bring together with a spoon.

3. Dust a work surface with a little flour and turn out the dough. Knead together for a few minutes to form a smooth, pliable dough. If you want a more intense colour you can work in a few extra drops of food colouring.

4. Store in a plastic sandwich bag (squeeze out the air) in the fridge to keep it fresh.

❄️ Winter- Artic animals❄️, outside we caught snow flakes.

☃️❄️Snow❄️☃️

🚜Farm provocation in Preschool 🚜

Preschool went camping and made a 🔥Camp fire 🔥 and a chair next the fire to keep “nice and warm”. We discussed how to keep ourselves safe.