Science Club: Space, Planets and Vacuums!
In Science Club this week, we began our journey into space! We looked at the different planets and ordered them. We also learned about vacuums and thought about how we could prove vacuums exist....
In Science Club this week, we began our journey into space! We looked at the different planets and ordered them. We also learned about vacuums and thought about how we could prove vacuums exist....
In Science Club this week, the children learned more about shadows. We used the figures to see what happened to the length of shadow at different times of day....
EYFS Dance Kids Club got active this week - full of energy, rhythm - and all the smiles! Movement, music and so much fun!...
A festive day in club! The children made their own Christmas trees with oil pastels, and they absolutely loved the activity....
In EYFS Arts and Crafts Club, we worked on fine motor skills by twisting pipe cleaners into candy cane shapes. The children explored patterns, colors and holiday creativity!...
The children in Early Years Games Club really enjoyed this game of Shape Dominoes this week!...
During our Early Years Arts and Crafts we made rainbow clouds. As part of our activity, the children constructed a rainbow using lolly sticks, supporting fine motor and creative skills. They had so much fun. We discussed how rainbows form on rainy day when sun comes...
In Science and Sustainability Club, the children have learned that different foods and drinks are either acid or alkaline or somewhere in between. We used cabbage water as it changed a red colour if the food or drink was an acid and it turned a...
During EYFS Arts and Crafts Club, we got creative and explored how to make paper chains. This activity gave the kids a wonderful opportunity to strengthen and further develop their fine motor skills....
This week in club we learned how to draw our own faces. Then we practised drawing big shapes first, like a circle for the head, and added our features one by one. We noticed what makes each of us special and tried to show that...