25/06/2026
Our Toddlers 2 children enjoyed a culinary experience, making banana and blueberry muffins for afternoon tea. This activity was inspired by their interest in baking while playing in the kitchen corner, and provided a real-life opportunity to explore ingredients, practise naming them, and develop their skills through mashing, mixing, and stirring.
The children were excited to participate in every step of the process and were proud to enjoy their delicious homemade muffins together.
19/06/2026
π¨ A Splash of Nature in the Toddler Room πΏ
Who needs a paint set when we have fruits and veggies? Our Toddlers crushed beetroot, strawberries, blueberries and spinach with a mortar and pestle, watching them turn into beautiful colours β then painted their creations onto pieces of tree bark!
Strengthening little hands, exploring textures and smells, and connecting with nature, all in one. What a talented bunch of little artists! π
18/06/2026
This week, Tiny Tots made a bird nest craft inspired by the bird nest they saw in the trees outside in our yard π¦π³
The children were very excited and happy to explore this idea! They added little birds and eggs into their nests and really enjoyed creating their own special artwork.
It was lovely to see their curiosity and joy as they connected real-life nature with their craft π
11/06/2026
π»π The children had fun creating bear faces using natural loose parts such as leaves, sticks, and other nature treasures. This hands-on activity encouraged creativity, imagination, and fine motor skills while exploring the beauty of nature through art. πΏβ¨π
10/06/2026
π¦π¨ The Tiny Tots learners had lots of fun creating dinosaur stomp paintings using dinosaur figures and colourful paint.
As they stomped and marched the dinosaurs across the paper, they explored different patterns, prints, and textures while developing their creativity, fine motor skills, and imagination.
It was a fun and engaging sensory art experience filled with learning and discovery! π¦β¨π
09/06/2026
πΏπ The children enjoyed creating their own nature landscapes using play dough and a variety of natural materials, including leaves and flowers. As they explored and combined different textures, shapes, and colours, they used their creativity and imagination to design unique outdoor scenes.
This hands-on experience supported fine motor development, encouraged problem-solving and creative thinking, and helped foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world while highlighting the importance of caring for our environment. ππβ¨
09/06/2026
ππΎ In celebration of World Environment Day, the Nursery little learners enjoyed exploring a sensory tray featuring animal figures and a variety of habitats, including the ocean, muddy wetlands, grassy jungles, and snowy Antarctica.
Through hands-on, imaginative play, they discovered where different animals live and learned about the importance of protecting our environment and caring for all living things. π§ππ
05/06/2026
πΈ Nature Flower Vases in the Toddler Room πΈ
Our Toddlers got hands-on with a beautiful nature art experience!
We saved some cardboard from around the centre, drew vase shapes onto it, and invited the children to fill them with flowers. Little fingers were busy placing and pressing each bloom β wonderful for building fine motor skills, and a lovely way to explore the colours, textures and scents of nature up close.
Reusing the cardboard also gave our youngest learners a gentle, hands-on lesson in caring for the world around them. πΌ
04/06/2026
Our Tiny Tots had so much fun creating a safari animal scene with crayons! π¦π¦ They loved drawing the sun, grass, trees, and water while looking at the different animals. A simple activity that encouraged creativity, fine motor skills, and lots of imagination! π¨β¨
29/05/2026
The Toddlers 2 learners enjoyed a fun and engaging scooping and pouring rice activity πΎπ₯ This hands-on sensory experience encouraged the children to explore different textures while practising important fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and concentration. Using scoops, cups, and containers, the children carefully poured, filled, and transferred the rice while learning about volume, movement, and cause and effect through play.
Sensory activities like this also help build confidence, independence, and early problem-solving skills in a calm and enjoyable environment. There were lots of smiles, curiosity, and meaningful learning moments throughout the activity β¨