Montrose day
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Welcome to our vibrant learning environment! Each session starts with energetic exercise time, followed by brushing teeth to keep those smiles bright. Children have the freedom to choose from a variety of activities or select resources around the room, fostering independence and creativity. With rolling snack times and opportunities for indoor and outdoor play, our little ones can explore at their own pace, culminating in joyful song time at the end of each session. For those staying all day, lunch is served at 12 o'clock, providing a nourishing break before the afternoon activities begin.
Exercise time
During exercise time the children have lots of different opportunities to develop there large motor skills we have
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Climbing frame
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bikes
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yoga
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musical movement
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circle games
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exercise class
Teeth brushing
Every day the children will get the opportunity to brush their teeth they brush as we sing are brushing teeth song.
Focused activities
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When entering the room the children will find a variety of activities linking to our weekly planning.
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Maths area
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Mark making
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Art table
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Small world area
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Home corner
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Book area
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Loose parts
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resources to self select such as games,puzzles,car and blocks
Snack time
During snack time the children will come to the table and with encouragement will self select their own cups and bowls. The children will choose which fruit and drink they want. Often serving themselves and pouring out their own drinks.
Snack time can be a sociable time with lots of learning opportunities talking about what fruit they like the smells and textures of the different fruit. Where fruit comes from and where it is grown.
Free flow
During free flow the children have access to both inside and outside they can choose where they want to explore.
Outside activities include
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Mud kitchen
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water play
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Large sand pit
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space to run and explore using materials to create obstacle course.
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Scooters and bikes
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Small house
Song time
At song time, the children gather to enjoy singing familiar songs and engaging in fun rhymes. They learn to express themselves through musical instruments and rhythm sticks, developing their sense of rhythm. Clapping out syllables of each other's names adds an interactive element, while song props allow them to act out the songs, making the experience even more enjoyable. It's a joyful time filled with music and movement!