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Anticipation of a real event gave the opportunity for the young children at Busy Bees nursery in Durham City to play and learn via a pretend nuptials.
Another dimension of storytelling is opened up with the use of a learning device described by Jean Evans.
Bring your outdoors area in and show it off to parents with an interactive display, as Sheila Gardiner and Karen Crawford did.
Raising plants indoors is a great way to anticipate what nature will be doing outdoors, as Kathy Swinburne at Busy Bears Children's Day Nursery, Co Durham, discovers.
Prepare the children before a theatre outing, as Jean Evans hears.
Imagination and creativity went into the mix when Rainbow Nursery children made banners with Sarah Denham.
Both the fear and the fun of the dark, and the effects of light, featured in a project observed by Jean Evans.
The nursery was buzzing with activity sparked by the children's interest in castles, as Jean Evans hears.
Nursery children gained a wealth of knowledge and enjoyment from a project in making their own paper.
Communication was the key to searching for treasure in an activity devised by Emma Austin and Sue Milburn.