The children in the afternoon Nursery pod enjoyed experimenting with ice and nature last week. They added leaves and petals to water and explored how it had changed after a night in the freezer! They enjoyed touching the ice, watching as it slowly melted and talking about what was happening.
The children in the afternoon Nursery pod enjoyed experimenting with ice and nature last week. They added leaves and petals to water and explored how it had changed after a night in the freezer! They enjoyed touching the ice, watching as it slowly melted and talking about what was happening.
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