The NEST- Eagles- Ourselves

This half term, the Eagles class have been focusing on the topic of ‘Ourselves’. We have been learning all about our bodies, identifying different body parts, exploring our emotions and sharing our favourite things, as well as learning about where we live. Alongside this, we have been developing our independence and everyday life skills through regular cooking activities and our weekly walks to the local supermarket. During these trips, we have been practising important road safety skills, learning how to navigate the supermarket, finding ingredients and making choices about what we would like to buy. We have had lots of opportunities to explore, learn new skills and build our confidence and independence, all while having lots of fun together!

What The Student Says

"I am painting ... eyes"- Child 1
"Stop, look, listen"- Child 2
"I am feeling excited because tomorrow is Monster Kids."- Child 3
"Thank you"- Child 4

What knowledge and skills have been developed?

Expressing likes and dislikes, sharing preferences, recognising and communicating emotions.
Identifying body parts, developing self-awareness and building confidence.
Taking part in cooking, preparing food, making choices and following simple instructions.
Learning about where we live and exploring our local community.
Practising safe walking, stopping, looking and listening when crossing roads.
Navigating the supermarket, finding items, making choices and handling shopping.
Taking turns, sharing experiences and working alongside others.
Exploring different foods, textures, smells and everyday experiences.

What the Teacher says

It has been lovely to see the children engaging with our learning this half term. We are so proud of the progress they have made, not only in developing their understanding of themselves and the world around them, but also in building their confidence, communication and independence. Every child has worked hard, embraced new experiences and celebrated their own achievements. We look forward to seeing what the next half term brings!

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