Hello Nursery,

I hope that you are enjoying all of the videos and ideas for our class on Tapestry each day. It is lovely to see your own photos and videos of what you have been doing. I hope that you are having fun with your families and that you will continue to be my coronavirus fighting superheroes. Your hand washing skills are amazing!

I am excited that some of us may be able to meet together again soon, but in the meantime, keep safe and enjoy a different way of having fun and learning through play,

Love from

Mrs. Quant

Note for parents:

Here are some extra links for learning which you can access at home if you wish. Please don't feel that your child has to fill in worksheets and practice reading and writing. In nursery, the best learning follows the child's interests and this is most effective through short, practical activities. If they love writing, encourage a tripod pen grip and correct letter formation, but if they are less keen, give them a large paintbrush or chalk and let them make marks outside or develop those fine motor skills through using pegs, lego, tweezers etc.

I have added phonics activities and daily phonics sessions onto Tapestry. Concentrate on Phase One phonics activities if you visit phonics websites, starting on phase Two when your child is confident in recognising letters.

Please ask any questions via Tapestry observations - it's really easy to create your own observations on the app or web browser. If you have any problems, I've attached Tapestry guidance below.

Don't forget to share any great ideas of your own,

Kate Quant

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