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Newsletter Summer Term – Week 7

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Summer Term – Week 7


Dear Parents,


This week, we celebrated Father’s Day with lots of love and creativity!









The children worked on two special activities:

• A Father’s Day card

• A Super Dad bookmark


We also began practicing for Sports Day—and let’s just say, getting everyone to follow instructions was a workout in itself! 😂


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Vocabulary Focus:

This week, we introduced the words:

flying, lying, sad, and grumpy


Group Time Highlights:

• We read Dogs Can Fly

• Sang nursery rhymes

• Practiced counting from 1 to 10

• Worked with groups of objects

• Learned a fun new numbers song


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Montessori Activity:


Our sensory experience this week was a sand pit activity. The children played with Kinetic Sand, and afterwards, used a small brush and dustpan to clean up the sand they had spilled on the table—great for building responsibility and motor skills!


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A Quick Look at Our Week:

• Monday – Italian:

We practiced Italian songs together.

• Tuesday – Cooking:


The children baked delicious “tight’s biscuits” for Father’s Day and enjoyed decorating them.

• Wednesday – Forest School:

We explored the garden and collected tiny leaves to create stamps for our Father’s Day medals.

• Thursday – Computer Science:

Back on the laptops! We practiced using the mouse to improve hand-eye coordination.

• Friday – Drama & Music:

We acted out our weekly book, with children pretending to be Sid, expressing his emotions through body and facial movements.

For music, we played fun eco-themed games.


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Reminders & Important Dates:

• Sports Day: Tuesday, 1st July at 10:30 AM

• Summer Fair: Saturday, 5th July

• Parent Meetings: Tuesday & Wednesday, 8th–9th July

• Performance Day: Monday, 14th July

• Morning Session: 9:30 AM

• Afternoon Session: 2:30 PM

• End of Year Party: Wednesday, 16th July at 1:00 PM


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Wishing you all a lovely and restful weekend!


Warm regards,

Linda

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