Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 December 2020

A Message from Father Christmas

 Father Christmas has sent a video call, here is his message:-


He was so pleased with the Elf houses made last week by 3S and said he will be round after Christmas to sprinkle so magic fairy dust so the elves can take up residence in the Spring.

Here are just a few of them.




Here is the letter from Father Christmas to Year 3.

Hope you can help Father Christmas. Send your photos via Twitter if you can, drawings of your ideas would be great too.

But most of all have a wonderful Christmas.




Tuesday, 8 December 2020

The 12 Wild Days of Christmas

 




Soon to be starting is the Wildlife Trusts 12DaysWild. Similar to the one in the summer just a bit colder.

Lots of good ideas for wilding yourself can be found on their site along with a sign up form to show your interest.


So if you fancy getting out and about for a walk or getting creative with your camera pop over to their site for some inspiration.

Friday, 13 December 2013

The Magic of Christmas

Imagine sitting out in Forest School on a cold winter day when in the distance the sound of sleigh bells is heard. The children in their excitement rush over to see who it is and all that is left in the ivy is a letter.
The letter is plucked from the ivy and enthusiastically the children, upon seeing that the letter is addressed to them, pull the letter open to find a message from Father Christmas.

The excitement grows as one of the children reads out the message which goes something like this:-


The children quickly make the task clear in their minds and split in to small groups and dash off to find a tree and collect materials to start building. Much negotiation, planning evaluating, designing and making takes place as the children come up with all sorts of ideas for their houses.
Floor plan completed
Leaves on the roof




A pathway leading to the house


 While the children are building there is the opportunity to speak to Father Christmas to tell him about all their ideas.



Late last night I was sure I saw a sleigh fly past and magic fairy dust covered the site.
Now we know next year little elves will be living among us.