A Typical Day | Littlesquiggles

A Typical Day at Little Squiggles

7- 7.00- 8:30 am - Greet parents and children - record any relevant information provided by parents – children self-register/ free play.

8:30 am - Get all children ready for and take on nursery/school run. Practice road safety.

9:30 - 10:30 am -Planned activities or toddler group/ visit the local park/ woods/ nature reserve

10.45ish Snack Time

10:30 - 11:30 am - Planned activity and/or free play.

11:30 - 12:00 am - Tidy up, wash hands, set the table and have lunch.

1:00 pm –Outing /Quiet or Nap time/ indoor or outdoor play

2.30ish Snack time

1:00 - 3:00 pm - Nap time/ Child led activities/story time

3:00 - 4:00 pm - Get ready and go on school runs. Practice road safety. School Park

4:00 - 4.30pm get everyone settled in an activity of their choice.

(Games/Crafts/T.V./Computer) Individually help children with reading/homework etc.

4.30 -5:00 pm Tidy up, wash hands, set the table and have dinner

5:30 - 6:00 pm Free play - Get children ready to go home - Greet parents and exchange information - Hand over children to their parents.

Seasonal Arts and Craft supporting imagination and creativity	Tuff Tray Play Invitation to play - supporting children's interests	Shapes Exploring shape, colour and building	Shape Sorting helping to develop dexterity, hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and more
Messy Play Sensory experience learning about texture and materials	Mathematics Counting, understanding and using numbers	Imaginative play	Puzzles Working together to complete a task
Gluing and Sticking	Mini Beasts Exploring our bug finding area	Phonics and Letters Matching the letters and sounding out the letters and words	Lifecycles Developing understanding of the world
Visit to the farm We love spring time at the farm!	Little Artist Getting creative whilst practising our grip	Emptying and Filling Developing mathematical, physical and language development	Celebrations Gorgeous mothers day gifts
Sensory play Making lemon scented concoctions!	Celebrations Our spooky hats!	Colour mixing! Predicting what happens...	Outdoor play
Our outdoor mud kitchen From mud to making potions!	Imaginative Play Who are we today?	Messy Play An amazing opportunity to develop early motor skills!	Snowy foam play
Sensory Play encouraging learning through exploration	Story time! Linking our story with learning	Story time A perfect way to end the day!	And sometimes just... jumping in puddles!