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Happy Diwali at Hampton!

November 12, 2020 Hamptons Day Nursery
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This week the children have been celebrating Diwali!

First the children made lanterns to celebrate the festival of light. The children used paint pens and shiny materials , and James enjoyed feeling the glue between his fingers as he glued it together. Ritika much preferred the paints as she dabbed them one by one using different colours. Jasper however choose to do things differently, and instead of decorating his lantern, he grabbed handfuls of sequins and put them in the middle to fill it up! When he lifted his lantern to see what had happened, they came pouring out he said “Ooops” and put his hand other his mouth and they all laughed ! He then tidied them all back very patiently.

The children have learnt all about Rangoli patterns and made their own out of coloured rice. While making the patterns Sophia said “It’s like a big rainbow and you can eat it!”. Zach said it was a flower and that you cant eat it, Maxwell then responded “Yuck!” making the other children laugh. The children have also made some rangoli images using the pegs and boards; Ines took lots of time to ensure the pattern was just right and had lots of colours and told everyone every colour with pride. Zayne preferred to pop the pegs out, finding it rather funny as did a few other children as they joined in with pegs all over the table!

The children also took part in a light activity for the festival of light, the room went dark and the toys started to glow and light up. “Wow” said Emily. Thomas pointed at the different light tubes, he smiled when his favourite colour lite up where as Freddie tried to shine his light around the room lighting up different things.

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This week the babies have also been enjoying some Diwali activities. They started by creating their own rangoli pictures using paint dabbers, Isla was very intrigued in the dabbers and different colours and choose to use her fingers to paint instead of her paper. They used some sensory light tubes to create light and explore colour. Alba buried her light tube under paper so discover lots of colours , lifting it into the air and laughing, shaking the tube which made Isla laugh also as she began to copy. Bodie loved making his lantern, he was intrigued by the sequins and the glue, and how shiny they were. Jessie was fascinated by the sequins as well, she moved them around the table.

The babies also made some tasty breakfast in the home corner. They mixed food in bowls, and Jessie gave the food to others to eat before going back to the cupboard to get more, Alba pretended to eat the food and using utensils in the sink saying “Wow!” They also explored the baby gym, and Alba walked up the stairs with a ball before pushing it down the slide, she then clapped her hands before sliding down herself whilst shouting “Yay!” Isla laughed and clapped whilst Alba was going down the slide and made great attempts to catch the ball as it rolled down .

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