Little Crickets News & Updates

Important Reminder:

Please be sure to pack suncream and a sun hat and that all clothing is labelled, as we will be enjoying outside play through summer.

Each week the staff of Little Crickets like to update parents and families of the work and events that are happening at the nursery. Please use this page to keep informed with your child’s learning and how you can support their learning journey.

  • Keeping Warm and Cosy at Little Crickets

    This week at Little Crickets we will be focusing on the importance of keeping warm during the winter months. Children will be learning how the way we dress changes from the warmer seasons to winter, helping them understand why coats, hats, gloves, and scarves are so important on cold days. Our activities will include matching…

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  • Splish, Splash, Icy Discoveries

    This week at Little Crickets we will be diving into some exciting water based learning, full of curiosity, exploration, and hands on fun. Children will be experimenting with water in different forms and discovering just how magical it can be. We will be making dinosaur icicles and watching closely to see what happens to ice…

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  • Snowflake Shapes and Frosty Fun

    Next week at Little Crickets we will be exploring winter through shapes, textures, and frosty discoveries. Children will be learning about different shapes as they create their very own unique snowflakes, celebrating that no two snowflakes are ever the same. We will also be introducing children to a range of textures, helping them to explore…

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  • White Winter Week

    Next week at Little Crickets we will be shining a spotlight on the colour white as we explore our wintery world together. Children will be encouraged to spot white in their environment, from frosty mornings to fluffy clouds and cosy winter items around the nursery. We will be getting creative by making beautiful white symmetrical…

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