Tallulah Beau Day Care

Manor Road - Pre School.

To support our Book of the Month Ten little dinosaurs, Pre School have been investigating different footprints. This led to them making their own footprints in the playdough and comparing sizes.
We made a dinosaur swamp with gloop and explored how it changed when we touched it.

Leading on from our experiments Madi then made us some giant bubbles. We were fascinated as we stood in the tough tray and made bubbles over our bodies!

In the garden we observed some spiders so decided to make our giant spider webs using string and hula hoops.

Some of our older children used flour and brushes to begin to recognise and write the letters of their names.

We have also enjoyed building, working out which bricks were best to use to get the tallest tower.

At home why not support your child to recognise their name, then have a go at writing it.

Manor Road - Babies.

The last couple of weeks we have been exploring sensory play, making our own playdough and washing the dolls in the water.
We have followed giant dinosaur footprints around the room, looking at and learning language of size as well as building our physical development.
We have had trips out in our community too. We went to the shop to buy some fruit and veg, then used these to paint with.
We have also explored the garden, whatever the weather. We especially loved splashing in the puddles!

At home why not use fruit and veg to make prints, talking about different sizes and shapes.

👩🏼‍🍳Job Vacancy: Nursery Cook/House Keeper👨🏽‍🍳

Do you love cooking and the smell of freshly made meals?

Do you enjoy a lively environment filled with laughter, tiny voices, and the occasional request for “more pasta please”?

Are you passionate about maintaining a safe, clean environment for our children?

If so, we’d love you to join our busy nursery as our Nursery Cook!

Our kitchen is the heart of the nursery, keeping our little learners happy, healthy, and full of energy for their little adventures!

✨ A friendly, supportive team
👶 Lots of happy little faces
🍓 A kitchen where your meals really matter

Please message us to find out more information or apply via indeed!

20-30hours per week, Monday - Friday, between 8.30am-3pm All year Round.

Post subject to enhanced DBS checks and suitable references.

Holderness - The Hub

The children have been making their nature frames! They have worked on their fine motor skills wrapping the string and using scissors. They have been looking at shapes and sizes to make their rectangular frames using two longer sticks and two shorter sticks.

At home, see what other sizes and shapes they can find in their house or garden.

Holderness Road - The Hub

The children in The Hub have enjoyed exploring their toys and environment at nursery. They have been taking turns with posting activities, dancing with the parachute, and going on a hunt in the garden finding all their favourite toys.

At home you can encourage the children to explore the outdoor environment and see what you can find. Encourage their turn taking and engagement in fun activities they enjoy!

Polite notice.

We have lots of wonderful toys and resources for our children to enjoy at nursery.

Please can we politely request that children do not bring toys from home as these can easily get lost or broken and cause upset.

Thank you.

Holderness Road - Father’s Day

Baby room and The Hub - 10.30-11.30
Craft morning.

Preschool and Toddlers - 2pm-3pm
Sports afternoon.

Please email to book.

P.S
Don’t forget our termly stay and play dates are up on our parent notice board in the entrance.

Manor Road.

We'd love all Dads, Grandads or any male role models to join us for a Father's Day Breakfast at nursery.
Friday 19th June, 9-10am.
We hope as many of you as possible can pop in for crafts and food.

If this is not your child's normal session you are more than welcome to come in with them.

Please let a member of staff know if you'd like to attend.

Manor Road - When a rainstorm doesn't stop our learning!

Today we had lots of rain, instead of being miserable about it we donned our wetsuits and wellies and found the biggest puddle to splash in. We then watched as Heather unblocked the drain and were fascinated as the water suddenly rushed down the hole.

Next we used washing up liquid and our new brooms to make bubbles. Did you know that before we can write we need to make our shoulder and elbow muscles strong?
Using the brushes gave us a good workout!

We then made marks in the bubbles and measured our footprints, estimating who's feet would be the biggest.

At home why not have water play outside or go for a muddy puddle walk.

Holderness.

On Friday, Preschool and Toddlers enjoyed showing their support for Hull City getting to the Championship play offs.

We made posters, flags and cheers the team on.

UP THE TIGERS!