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Christmas

  • kidscapers6
  • Feb 12
  • 1 min read

As winter settles in, our Forest School sessions shift into a quieter rhythm, observing the world around us. With leaves fallen and branches empty, the children have become tree detectives, noticing silhouettes, bark patterns and the wildlife that thrives in the colder months. We have learnt about Evergreens standing out with the vibrant colour and life. This has led us to wonder how these resilient trees keep their colours over winter and why they’ve long been symbols of hope and continuity during the darkest part of the year.

As we move towards Christmas, the children have enjoyed wreath‑making to display inside and outside the nursery. We have used natural materials from the woodland floor and the children have twisted willow, and woven in evergreen sprigs to create beautiful pieces. Our beautiful wreaths carry the story of winter learning - hands busy, senses alive, and a deepening appreciation for the quiet magic of the woods.

 
 

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