EarlyYearsAmy
@EarlyYearsAmy
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Lead Early Years Teacher. Passionate about all things early years. MA student in Education. Research interests: EY workforce and outdoor learning📚✍🌻
Joined October 2021
Last year @DrHudson10,@HB3015 and I published a piece of research. I feel extremely proud and privileged to have written about the EYTS qualification and how it is perceived in the sector. This highlights a need for change 📝👩🏫💪👩🎓👶..#proudtobestaffs
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RT @AmandaSherratt1: The Willow Children (1-2yr olds) exploring the herbs the Oak room children (3-5yrs) have grown @UniofStaffs Woodlands….
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Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was.
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One year married 🤵♂👰♀✨️💕. Most magical day of our lives so far. 💍🎉🥂✨️💖
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Beyond the digging and tasting, this week’s potato harvest helped build cultural capital, healthy habits and real world understanding. 🌍 Learning where food comes from connects children to nature, health, and heritage. #EYFS #CulturalCapital #HealthyHabits #OutdoorLearning
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COOKING AND EATING.After preparing the potatoes, the children were so excited to set the timer and wait for their food to cook. We went and collected our food from the kitchen and had a potato feast 😋 .Safe to say, home grown potato dishes have been added to our tea menu 🥔✨️
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PREPARING.After washing the potatoes,we researched what we would like to make for tea. The children chose bubble and squeak, potato salad, crisps and hasselback. Lots of chopping, slicing and grating, exercising curiosity and hand muscles to prepare tea for the whole class 🍴👨🍳👩🍳
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👩🌾👨🌾HARVESTING👩🌾👨🌾.After months of patiently nurturing, the potatoes were ready to harvest! .Teamwork was needed to make sure all the potatoes were carefully pulled up, turned over and dug out without damaging them. So much pride coming from the children in what they had grown!🥔
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We were tending to the vegetable patch this week, the children noticed caterpillars munching away at our broccoli plants. They carefully removed them and wanted to find out what type they were and found they were cabbage whites!They then released them in the garden. 🐛🦋🥦✨️
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Join me as I decorate some stones for our nursery's fairy garden. you can also check out my tiktok:
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Sat in our outdoor bath with this view and Luke Combs playing! Perfect Sunday evening 👌 ✨️ #HappySunday
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After learning all about the insects we find in our garden, we have been using our knowledge to make our own for the classroom! Modelling clay lady birds and honey bee stones!🐞🐝.Our children are now butterfly experts, exploring patterns and shapes 🦋.#30DaysWild #BioDiversity
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Painted pebbles are such a cheap, easy and very therapeutic resource to make!. These pebbles will be used in my classroom for roleplay, writing aids and markers in our vegetable patch 🖌🥒🍅🌶🥬🌱🫘🍓🌿.#EarlyYears #Homemade #Resources
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Gorgeous start to the day. fresh iced coffee from local dairy farm and a chill in the wellbeing garden at work! So nice to listen to the Chiffchaff and Wren singing this morning 🌄 💕 #GoodStart
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💗🪿All families are welcomed here at Woodlands Day Nursery! 🪿💗.Lovely family of Canadian Geese taking a stroll past our gorgeous staff wellbeing area today 😍🪿🪿🪿#Inclusive #WildlifeAtWoodlands
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Gorgeous find in the garden this morning. Elephant Hawk-Moth 🦋🦋🦋.Feel so blessed to see what our world provides 🐛🦋✨️✨️
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👩🌾👨🌾🌱First harvest of the year!🌱👨🌾👩🌾.Our children are so excited and proud of what they have grown. A lot of time and care has been given in nurturing the plants. Yesterday we had home grown radishes with our light tea; harvested and prepared by the children 💗.#culturalcapital
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