Hello and Welcome to Creative Me.
It's been a little while since we've explored our creativity, here at Little Elms.
With our theme being Autumn, we decided to reintroduce our creative project to our new and returning children.
We believe that all children should have the choice to be able to explore creativity without their being an end result as the main aim of creativity. We allow them to use their imaginations and just being able to have the opportunity to explore and investigate the creativity in general.
Introducing a whole range of different autumnal shades of materials and different media, we allowed the children to have the freedom to create what they liked.
Glitter and leaf sequins were a huge success!
We really enjoyed our first creative session at Little Elms, I wonder what else we'll get up to next?
Chamomille here!
I hope you are all keeping safe and are well.
This week I've been busy exploring outdoors and enjoying playing in that beautiful spring sunshine.
This gave me an idea on how we can be creative!
I wonder if we could all create pictures with the leaves we find outdoors?
I sent Little Elms on an investigation to discover leaves in little garden.
I wonder if you could find leaves in your gardens, parks or out and about whilst out exercising!


Using the leaves we have found, we decided to create pictures with the leaves.
We used glue and started sticking the leaves down to create a picture.
Some of the children wanted to use paint and so we added paint to our pictures.
We enjoyed painting the leaves and adding the paint to our pictures.
Do you think you could make pictures with the leaves? I wonder what you can make?
Don't forget, as many of you are in isolation please take photos of your creations and ask a grown up to send them by email to littleelmsnurseryworthing@gmail.com so I can print them off as well as send them on to Heaton House to the Nannies and Nigel.
I can't wait to see your creations!
See you soon,
Chamomile XX
This is an experience I know you all love and have explored many times at nursery. I love the funny faces that you create. Here you can see some of your lovely creations from a few weeks ago.
This week I would like you to try and create 'Me' using vegetables you may have at home (Don't forget to ask your Mummy or daddy first). I don't mind what you use and if you don't have any googly eyes you could draw some on with a felt tip.
If you have any play dough you could use it to make me some hair or a hat.
I also get very hungry at nursery and there are only carrots here for me to eat. Please could you all try and make me some interesting food to eat. Here you can see some yummy lollipops that someone made, I would love some more of those.
If you have any brothers or sisters and cousins who would like to join the challenge please encourage them to do so.
Don't forget, as many of you are in isolation please take photos of your creations and ask a grown up to send them by email to littleelmsnurseryworthing@gmail.com so I can print them off as well as send them on to Heaton House to the Nannies and Nigel.
I can't wait to see your creations of me.
Love to you all and stay safe.
Chamomile XX
Recycling challenge
Good morning everyone. I hope you all had another good week and weekend. I spent time eating carrots and practicing my bunny hopping to get some exercise. I am hoping to be able to do somersaults by the time you all come back to see me.
So as I am missing you all so much, this weeks challenge is to recreate a model of yourself using anything you can find in your house.
You could then ask you parents to send a photo of your model to the nursery where I can print off your picture for me to look at each day and we can send a copy to the nannies and grannies who are also missing you too.
When you return to nursery to have fun again you can play with all the models you have all made.
These are the models you have already made of the grown ups who normally play with you at nursery and who are also missing you.
Enjoy making your models and I look forward to seeing you creations soon x
Lots of love
Chamomile
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