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🌺🌸Bond & Bloom – Week 30 🌸🌺
What a beautiful, hands-on morning we shared together!
We began our day with mat time, singing our favourite welcome song and settling into the rhythm of the session. The children then got creative making their own jelly cups, carefully preparing them and placing them in the fridge to set for later.
While we waited, the room buzzed with exploration and imagination. Some children built towers with blocks, others enjoyed colouring, playdough creations, and Hot Wheels races. Outside, there was plenty of movement and laughter on the slide, trampoline, swings, bicycles, scooters, and chalk drawings. It was the perfect mix of creativity and active play.
After a fun movement break, we moved into our planting and potting session. This was definitely a highlight of the day! The children loved getting their hands dirty, filling pots with soil, planting carefully, and proudly writing their names on their pots. There’s something special about connecting with nature and watching little ones take ownership of what they’ve created.
To finish our session, everyone enjoyed the jelly cups they had made earlier — a sweet reward for a wonderful morning. We ended the day with smiles, full hearts, and warm goodbyes.
Thank you to all our amazing families for being part of our Bond & Bloom community.
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🌸🌸Bond and Bloom Week 29 Update🌺🌺
This week, children enjoyed making their own chicken wraps and absolutely loved preparing and tasting their creations. The activity encouraged independence, choice-making, and healthy food awareness.
Following this, we moved into outdoor sensory play where children explored a wide range of activities including playdough, shaving cream sensory play, puzzles, sand play, bike riding, and swings. Each activity supported sensory exploration, fine and gross motor skills, and social interaction.
Overall, it was a joyful and enriching experience, with children fully engaged throughout the session.
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