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Beech Green Nursery Beech Green Primary St James' Quedgeley Gloucester GL2 4WD Mobile: 0772582309 Email: [email protected] Website: www.beechgreennursery.co.uk Dear parents, You may have noticed some changes in Nursery. We have several exciting things to tell you about. By the door there is a new parent's area. We will put information that might be of interest to you on the notice board. Also on the table is a large blue folder. This is updated every week with photos of the exciting activities your children have been taking part in. Please take a few minutes to have a seat on our new chairs and look through - you will find lots of gorgeous photos and when your child comes home and says they have done "nothing" at Nursery, you will know differently! Also the table has a storage section. In there is the complete policy folder, if you would like to refer to it at any time. We have also ordered some books that might be of interest to you. These will be in the box for you to borrow. All we ask is that you sign them out and sign them back in when you bring them back. We have ordered these books to get us started. If there is a book you think would be of use to other families, please let us know. Healthy Lunchboxes for Kids Full of practical and tasty ideas to subtly improve your child’s diet and expand their palate, Amanda Grant’s Healthy Lunchboxes for Kids is a unique guide that will be of great benefit to busy parents. Packed with all the information parents need to know on nutrition and including advice on how to ensure their child is eating the right things, this colourful and easy to follow book includes over 75 recipe ideas that will make packed lunches a joy rather than a chore for parents and kids alike. Starting School For any child who is about to start school, this is a brilliant book that will show them just what to expect. Told gently with some humour, Starting School shows little ones just what will happen during the first term. Janet and Allan Ahlberg's classic picture book has delighted children for over 20 years and is the perfect book to ease any worries or anxieties ahead of this major life occasion! How to Talk to Kids So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk Written by the experts Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish, How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk (How to Help Your Child) is full of advice on the best way of getting kids' cooperation - without resorting to arguing. The communication techniques featured here have been taught all over the country and if you've ever felt you had no other alternative to lecturing and criticizing a child, this practical guide will help you keep calm and under control. The book uses real-life situations to show how you can respect and respond to children's feelings in a satisfying way.

Commando Dad Neil Sinclair, ex-Commando, qualified childminder and full-time dad to three young troopers, provides a training manual for new recruits to fatherhood in Commando Dad: Basic Training. In no-nonsense terms, the manual will help dads to be plan for their baby-trooper's arrival by showing them how to survive the first 24 hours, how to prepare nutritious food and how to deal with baby's hostilities, as well as giving advice on how to keep little ones entertained in various ways. An indispensable training guide that will make a great gift for any fathers-in-waiting, it covers how to look after babies from birth to when they're 3-years-old. Cooking With Kids Packed with easy-to-prepare recipes that give little ones an opportunity to get involved in the kitchen, Erin & Tatum Quon?s Cooking With Kids features fun recipe ideas for each meal of the day. This excellent hardback is filled with useful photography and fun brainstorms to show how simple foods can be jazzed up to make them more child-friendly. Tested by trained chef Erin and her five year-old son, these recipes for breakfasts, snacks, dinners and desserts are great for bonding as well as teaching children new skills and getting them interested in new tasty foods. Jo Frost's Toddler SOS With tantrums, whining, potty training and sleeping and mealtime dilemmas, looking after toddlers can test even the most patient of parents. Luckily, Supernanny Jo Frost is here to help in Toddler SOS, the companion guide to her bestseller Confident Toddler Care. Laid out in a handy Q and A-format, Jo provides answers to much-asked questions and conundrums such as getting toddlers to eat vegetables, what to do when they have a tantrum in public and the best ways of getting them to sleep soundly throughout the night. With a humorous and light-hearted touch, Jo will teach parents how to authoritatively deal with their troublesome toddlers. Happy Food For Happy Children As a father desperately trying to get his son to finish his packed lunches, Mark Northeast launched a media storm in 2010 when he took to making a range of fanciful and lovable edible creations that no child could resist! This bind-up of his two fantastic books, the original Funky Lunch and the brilliant follow-up Funky Party, is perfect for parents who want to create food that kids will really want to eat. From exciting food that can withstand a morning in the lunchbox and still be appealing, to simple special creations, sweet and savoury, for impromptu suppers, sleepovers and themed get-togethers, Happy Food for Happy Children is filled with achievable ideas for parents who encourage their children to eat, experiment with and enjoy food.

You may have also noticed a new sloping desk, the children certainly have! We have ordered 4 IPads for the children to use. We have been very fortunate to receive a grant from the Quedgeley Community Trust for £700 that will pay for 2 of them. This will be an exciting new develop for Nursery and will provide the children will lots of great fun and learning. The computers are still available for the children to use, they have moved up by the staff computer. On April 15th we are taking delivery of 10 eggs and an incubator! Some of you may know from last year that we hatched 9 of our 10 eggs and it was an amazing experience for the children (and staff!) We can't wait for our new arrivals! As always, please feel free to pop in for a chat if you need to discuss anything. Beech Green Nursery