• Search the garden for Evil Peas
• Read supertato stories
• Supermarket role play area
• Food related number songs: 5 currant buns, 10 fat sausages
• Order fruit by weight/colour
• Make pitta pizzas
• Collage – healthy eating plate
• Rescue the super veg
• Threading cereal hoops/pasta tubes
• Float/sink: Fruit and veg
• Look inside fruit using magnifying glasses
• Write shopping lists
• Make supertato
• Feely bag with fruit and veg
• Make sounds with pots and pans
• Clap syllables of pictures
• Explore fruit frozen in ice cubes

• Listen to the story of Handa’s Surprise and think about the setting and characters
• Think about the colours of the fruit we eat
• Guess what fruit is in the bag by the clues
• Sort the foods by colour
• Use name cards to make different marks
• Fruit market role play area
• Paint pictures of fruit and vegetables
• Weighing and measuring – predict which fruits will be heavier/lighter
• Use clear bottles and pipettes for colour mixing
• Play the traffic light game
• Dancing with coloured scarves and ribbons
• Use puppets to tell stories
• Threading coloured beads
• Make colourful fruit kebabs
• Make a large rainbow as a group

• What colours are used to make us feel safe?
• Think about how we have different coloured: eyes/hair/skin
• Read themed stories: The Mixed Up Chameleon, Elmer, Brown Bear, brown bear
• Think about the coloured food we eat
• Mixing colours: light box, painting
• Draw pictures of rainbows
• Paint self portraits
• Dance with coloured scarves
• Sort small cars in coloured car park spaces
• Colour scavenger hunt
• Threading coloured beads
• Play the Traffic light game
• Make colourful fruit kebabs
• Grate chalks in mud kitchen

Welcome to all our wonderful families, we hope you had a fantastic summer. We can’t wait to hear all about it!

• Share experiences of summer days
• Talk about the weather, how have we protected ourselves?
• Learn about/ remember our rules and boundaries
• Read stories: at the airport, camping story etc
• Draw a picture of “my summer” – adult to scribe
• Write letters in sprinkles using lolly sticks/fingers
• Make sea creatures from playdoh
• Use tweezers to put the right amount of ice cream onto the numbered cones
• Make waves in the parachute
• Marshmallow & fruit kebab skewers
• Build sandcastles
• Make den outside into a caravan
• Fishing with nets

• Share experiences of school visits, talk about teachers, uniform, classroom etc
• School themed role play area
• Make pictures of nursery uniform
• Make self portraits for diplay
• Design a heart: what we love at nursery
• Take part in activities that involve turn taking and sharing resources
• School small world set up
• Read books about School, e.g “Colour Monster”
• Make faces in the sand using pebbles/shells
• Make going to school book
• Hopscotch in the playground
• Play team sports: football/basketball
• Sink and float household objects
• Sew letters of our names
• Move using whole bodies, e.g Traffic Light game
• Hide objects in the sand to count
• Make marks with chalk on playground

• Make up a pirate name using alliteration
• Share new stories about pirates e.g The Pirates Next Door
• Make maps
• Build a balance beam for pirates
• Build pirate ships using duplo/lego
• Small world pirate island
• Private treasures posting challenge
• Thread beads to make necklaces
• Revisit floating & sinking
• Find the magnetic objects in the bottle
• Put the elastic bands on hooks
• Learn pirate songs
• Make pirate flags
• Pirate cafe role play – make food to serve
• Dig for objects
• Practice for Sports Day
• Begin Graduation practice
• Collect treasure with tweezers
• Explore bubble dough, glittery dough, moon sand

• Share our experiences of the farm
• Read themed stories about animals
• Sing animal themed songs e.g “Old Macdonald”
• Match animals with their babies
• Revisit our knowledge of what comes from an egg
• Animal sound lotto
• 3 little pigs home area
• Make farm pictures using tap a shapes
• Learn about the produce we get from farm animals
• Make homes for animals using blocks/sticks/shapes
• Use farm animals to make sequences
• Make hoof prints in soil using potato prints
• Follow positional language to find animals in the garden
• Make farm animals for display