Monkeys Daily Story 23.4.2021
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Monkeys Daily Story
23.4.2021
Being Independent!!
This morning at morning tea time
Miss Brielle showed us where the
scrap tub was for us to throw our
scraps out, Miss Brielle then
showed us where the tub was for
our dishes.
We were clever enough to know
which tub was for the scraps and
which tub was for the dishes.
We have created our own poppy flowers with red playdough and chia seeds to honour the Anzacs. Miss Ellen showed the children how to make a ball by rolling between our palms and then squeezes it to make it flat. This was great practice for us as we were about to make Anzac biscuits. This ac- tivity has helped us with strengthening our hand muscles. Miss Ellen demonstrated how to make a poppy with the red playdough. Harrison real- ly got the idea of rolling the playdough and was able to copy this action.
We had a cooking experience today which the children really
loved as this was a first time experience for the children. This
is a traditional recipe of the Anzacs. We all came to the table
with lots of anticipation and waited patiently to see what
was happening. Delina has even helped us with measuring
out the ingredients. She has shown us that cooking is a fa-
vourite pastime for her. We will be using more cooking expe-
riences as something the children can learn maths skills and
learning how to put ingredients together to make yummy
things we like to eat.
Today the Monkey’s decided to sit down and read some books they
found interesting.
Miss Ellen sat the Monkeys down to start reading ‘Hennie and the
Fox”, it was about a hen named Hennie warning the other animals of
the incoming fox while describing various details about the fox.
The children were shown each page of the book while the educator
read; Oakli, Oakley and Jaysen took particular interest in the visuals
of the book as they came up to point out specific elements of the
pictures to the educator.
The children also had decided to do some independent reading dur-
ing their free time, with Oakli, Harrison and Caius taking out their
own books to read before moving on to other toys/activities soon
after. This shows not only the children taking control of their own
play but also provides a cognitive thinking experience listening to the
educator and trying to pair the images to the told story.
We are also asking parents if we can please send through a photo of
the children with their Mum’s. We are going to use them for a Moth-
er’s Day display.
OUTSIDE FREE PLAY
Staff
Name Brielle Ronan Ellen
Monkey's Shift
9.15-
9.00-5.15 5.30
Rest
Date 23/4/21 Pause 10 mins 10 mins 10 mins
Lunch
Day Friday
CHILD'S NAME Morning Lunch Afternoon Rest Time Bottles Clothing
tea tea to col-
Asleep Awake Amount Time lect
All all all 12.00
Harry
Erwin NHY all all 12.14 1.18
Harrison All all all 11.50 1.35
Delina NHY own some rest rest
Oakley NHY all all 11.40 1.30
Jayson Some most offered 12.15 2.05
Dylan L All all all 12.00 1.30
Cody Some some most 11.55 1.35
Oakli All all all 12.00 2.00
Caius Some some all 11.50 2.00
Nami NHY all all 11.55 1.30
Aria some most all 11.50 2.00
UV Rating
Morning Tea FRESH FRUITS
Lunch Chicken Rice
Afternoon Tea Anzac biscuits, saos, dried fruit
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