In just a couple of weeks' time you will be three. We have been in Chinchilla for just over four months, but in that time, we have all made some really lovely friends, who we will be very sad to leave.
In these few short months, you have both learned:
- how to pronounce helicopter
- to grasp the basics in doing a jigsaw
- how to play well with other children
Lewis, you speak a lot with Henry and to us, but a lot of what you say is still incomprehensible. You seem to be very gymnastic, and love to hang upside down on the sofa like a little buddha. We have been through the "that's mine" phase and whilst we're not out yet, hopefully the worst is over.
We will be especially sad to leave your Day Care, which is Charley's Place, which you both thoroughly enjoy. It is a really special facility, and you have loved interacting with the animals and growing things on the farm. Here is a copy of your reports from your parent/teacher interviews:
Child’s name: __________Lewis Drummond-Jones D.O.B:_
06/07/2011__
Room:
_____In The Outback_______ Attendance
pattern: M
T W Th
F
Learning
Outcome
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Your child’s progress:
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1. IDENTITY
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Lewis is a pleasant and happy
child. He has begun to build strong relationships with educators. Lewis is
almost always smiling and this has gained him many friendships from his
peers. We are working with Lewis to be independent and play with all the
children.
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2. CONNECTEDNESS
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Lewis is empathic towards all
his peers and offers comfort. Lewis is aware of fairness and shares well with
others. Lewis enjoys one-on-one time with educators and enjoys praise.
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3. WELLBEING
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Lewis is becoming strong in
his social and emotional wellbeing. He is starting to understand how he feels
and is able to positively deal with his emotions the majority of the time. We
are working with Lewis to gain knowledge of his health and physical wellbeing
and realising his bodies needs, we working with Lewis on using the toilet.
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4. CONFIDENT AND
INVOLVED LEARNERS
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Lewis enjoys all types of play
he is happy and content in all situations. Lewis is enthusiastic and
hardworking when working on tasks. Lewis is learning to take calculated risks
when furthering his play.
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5. EFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATORS
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Lewis is working on his
communication. We are working with Lewis to use his words and to deveolp his
vocabulary. Lewis enjoys counting and making noises out loud. Lewis
understands what is being said and follows instructions most of the time.
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Summary statement:
Lewis is a pleasure to have. He is happy
everyday and it’s contagious. HE plays well with all the children and is
making many friends.
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Parent comments:
Signed
by Parent: ____________________________________
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Date:
________________
Signed by Educator: __________________________________
Philosophy Link: “The magical steps of play and discovery are accentuated with
enjoyment. Children will learn and thrive through Play and Education for
success. Collaborative partnerships with families and communities are
fundamental to achieve quality outcomes for children.”
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Child’s name: ___________Henry Drummond-Jones_ D.O.B:_
_06/07/2011___
Room:
____In The Outback________ Attendance pattern:
M
T W Th F
Learning
Outcome
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Your child’s progress:
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1. IDENTITY
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Henry is happy and excited
upon arrival and settles immediately. Henry feels safe secure and supported.
Henry plays well with others however we are working with Henry on sharing and
using gentle hands and feet.
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2. CONNECTEDNESS
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Henry is empathic towards his
friends. Henry enjoys playing with the boys. He enjoys hands on activities
such as trains or arts and crafts. We are working on Henry’s turn taking
and listening skills during planned activities and group time. Henry and
educators are working towards using or gentle hands and positively expressing
emotions.
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3. WELLBEING
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Henry is becoming strong in
his social and emotional wellbeing and is learning to control his emotions
but can easily become frustrated if things are not going his way. We have
been expressing the importance of taking responsibility for his own physical
health and wellbeing e.g. eating good foods and drinking lots of water. Henry
is doing well with his toileting there is still a little way to go but he has
come so far.
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4. CONFIDENT AND
INVOLVED LEARNERS
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Henry enjoys hands on play and
building, he also enjoys role-play with his peers. Henry resources his own learning through
connecting with people, place and processed and natural materials. Henry has
a vivid imagination and is extremely curious. We are working with Henry on
following instructions.
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5. EFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATORS
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Henry‘s verbal communication is
becoming much clearer and he is enjoying being able to express his wants and
needs. We are working with Henry to use his words in frustrating situations.
Henry has a great understanding of patterns and numbers.
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Summary statement:
Henry is a happy child while attending
Charley’s Place. We are working with Henry to assist him in continuing to
build strong relationships with peers and educators.
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Parent comments:
Signed by Parent: ____________________________________
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Date:
________________
Signed by Educator: __________________________________
Philosophy Link: “The magical steps of play and discovery are accentuated with
enjoyment. Children will learn and thrive through Play and Education for
success. Collaborative partnerships with families and communities are
fundamental to achieve quality outcomes for children.”
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Much love always,
Mummy x
Good luck with the next stage in your adventure.
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ReplyDeleteSo lovely to read about the boys & how much they've grown at nursery!! Hope you all had a fab party in the park & we're looking forward to seeing the photos. Wishing you a smooth move & good luck for the start of this next part in your journey!! Txx
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