Junes kiddiewinks

15/03/2026

Have a wonderful day

12/03/2026

Week commencing the 9th of March Week 2 Menu ( Dinners)

British science week also begins this week:

Fine and Gross motor skills:
Children will be learning different experiments like how a liquid turns into a solid (cake making)
How a solid turns into a liquid
(Ice)

Mother’s Day this weekend the Children will be making a special card and doing arts and crafts activities

Connecting magnets,
Wow, and wonder bubble science activities

Understanding the world:
We will also introduce science weather activities this week, rainclouds, rainbows,wind, rain and ice

Remembering to water your sunflowers and watch the root grow 🌻

Communication and language:

Added nursery rhymes:
Rain rain go away,
Dr Foster went to Gloucester,
Ring a ring a roses,
The Sun has got his Hat on,

Added science stories

My sunflower story

The little caterpillar

Noelle bakes a cake

The magical weather

05/03/2026

Week commencing the 2nd of March Week 1 Menu

spring themed activities 🌺🌻🌸🌺🌻.

Thursday The 5th of March is world book day.
Please bring your children’s favourite storybook in, so it can be read at story time 📚

Mathematics, counting flowers,
looking at different types of flowers

knowledge and understanding of the world:
Learning words: stalk/stem, petal,seed, bulb,

Planting sunflower seeds
At the edge of a clear cup so you can watch them grow 🌻


Spring activities using Flowers
Stickers. and fingerprints.

Added nursery rhyme this week:

I can sing a rainbow 🌈
Here we go round the mulberry Bush.
Little bo peep

Added stories:
The tiny seed
Sam plants a sunflower
Sammys seed

01/03/2026

26/02/2026

Week commencing the 23rd of February week 4 dinners

Me and my body

Emotional and physical development:
Feelings, facial expressions.
Learning body part words.
And boundaries.

Mathematics
Counting fingers & toes eyes ears.

Arts & craft
Drawing around hands
Colouring with different skin tones

Gross motor skills
Crawling, climbing, hopping and standing on one leg.

Communication language and literacy.

Nursery rhymes:

Head, shoulders, knees, and toes

If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands
Tommy thumb.

Added stories:
My body
Feelings
The colour monster

19/02/2026

Week commencing the 16th of February week 3 Menu

Activities including Chinese New Year

Tuesday the 17th is pancake day. The Children will be decorating pancakes with fruit for snack time.

Chinese New Year is sometimes known as The holiday Lunar New Year, because the dates of celebration follow the phases of the moon. ... Celebrations to usher out the old year and bring forth good luck and prosperity of the new one.
Celebrations often include firecrackers, fireworks, red clothes and decorations.

2026 is the year of the horse

Gross motor skills:
Gallup like a horse,
pretending to be a dragon
& dress up 🐲

Fine motor skills:
Children will use chopsticks transferring noodles from plate to plate, also cutting the noodles with scissors. 🥢

Arts and crafts:
Using Chinese stickers making a Chinese fan 🪭 or lantern 🏮

If the children have any books at home relating to horses or anything to do with Chinese New Year please feel free to bring them along.

Added nursery rhymes:
Horsey, horsey, don’t you stop
Puff, the Magic Dragon
Playing along to chopsticks the Nursery rhyme

Added stories:
Mr. Wolf’s pancakes.
lanterns and firecrackers
Peppa’s Chinese New Year
Mr men Luna’s New Year

12/02/2026

Week commencing the 9th of February

Menu week 2. Dinners

Valentine’s Day
arts and crafts, making a Valentines card

Random acts of kindness week.

Understanding the world.
Children will learn to share
play sharing games.
Tidy toys away.
Older children will help younger children if they are stuck with something.
Be polite say please and thank you.

Communication and language:

Talk about different things you do at home that helps Mummy and Daddy.

Gross motor skills:

Give big hugs when you saying sorry to somebody
Or even if somebody is sad or upset.
Facial expressions,
(Adult lead for babies and younger children)

Fine motor skills:

Make heart shape Play-Doh and decorate with different colours
For younger children, squeezing and rolling Play-Doh and starting to use tools.

Added nursery rhymes:

Humpty Dumpty
Jack and Jill
The Sun has got his Hat on

Added stories:
Kindness makes you strong
Peekaboo, I love you
Little love bug
Sharing is caring

08/02/2026

June‘s kiddiewinks has a four day position from September Monday to Thursday 8 am - 6 pm 

05/02/2026

Week commencing the 2nd of February Love your pet week.
Week 1 menu

The children will be exploring and learning about different household pets.
Dogs,cats,rabbits, reptiles,goldfish,

Pets and vet corner:
Stethoscope and veterinary equipment to examine soft toys

Gross motor skills:
pretending to be your favourite pet

Fine motor skills:
using a brush to brush some soft toy animals
Colouring some animal pictures.

Please bring your pet cuddly toy in for a checkup at the veterinary surgery and grooming parlour.

Nursery rhymes: added for this week
Sleeping bunnies
Pussycat pussycat
Old mother Hubbard

Stories this week:
The scrap rocket,
Winston was worried,
The king cat,

29/01/2026

Week commencing the 26th of January week 4 Menu Dinners

national storytelling week

This weeks stories will be about stranger danger

Arts and crafts./ role-play
Little red Riding Hood dress up
three little pigs puppet role-play

for older children, recognising the print and learning to recognise letters form words,
reading from left to right.

Dress up day on Wednesday please come dressed as your favourite story book character.
Example, a T-shirt sweatshirt full fancy dress, or just bring a character toy

If the children have any storybooks special to them at home they would like to bring in please feel free to bring them along so we can read them at story time. (with the name of your child on the front just so they don’t get mixed up)

Added Nursery rhymes:

The, grand old Duke of York

Five currant buns in a Bakers shop

Teddy bear teddy bear turn around

traditional stories this week: