Why not use this to mark the last day of the nursery term? Your learners and their grown ps can share in this lovely poem and use it to mark the end of their time at nursery and the beginning of their school adventure.

You also might like to explore our Early Years School Transition Hub! It’s full of really helpful information to help guide you and your child through the next steps of school, including tips on emotional transitioning, and transition worksheets. Other useful resources like this Leaving Nursery Thank You Poem: Have your learner or learners meet with their new teacher and any of the staff at the school who they’ll be working with. Seeing a familiar face can ease anxiety on the first day of school.

Short Poems for Preschool Graduation

Help your child list new things they’ve learnt in nursery, and thank their teacher for those specifically. We've learnt so much; had so much fun - the time's just whizzed right past. What are some activity ideas when students are moving classes? Having a clear understanding of the world helps individuals navigate through life seamlessly. While it takes time, parents and instructors have to encourage kids to value studying just like how they value their Santa letters. So, how can you motivate your child to love reading or studying? Here are some ways to make your persuasion easier. Be an Example or Role Model

When your students are moving classes at the end of the school year, it's nice to organise some fun activities for your all to do together before they move on to another teacher. Here are some of our favourite ideas: You can hang this leaving nursery poem in your classroom. Instead of a goodbye at the end of the year, you can read it as a class to say goodbye at the end of each day. Friends can be a strong lifeline for kids, but telling them goodbye is one of the hardest things kids have to do. As parents or teachers, we are the ones who have to offer them a shoulder to cry on, and be strong for them. Whether you want to have children perform a line each or select confident volunteers to learn a verse, there’s a variety of ways you can use this resource to make their last days at nursery special. It's important to celebrate successes as well as children's resilience after the challenges of online learning. You can introduce some of the new things they’ll be doing into your guided play with your learner. This lets them practice some of the new actions and activities they’ll be doing at school in a fun way.

Feel free to mix it up a little – if you love them all, use them all in different ways! FROM Our Preschoolers: We have lots of leaving poetry or end of year poems for you to use with your EYFS children take a look below for more: They care for small groups of children of different ages, from babies under one year old to older children. Childminder’s support early learning and often provide children with toys, books, and activities while giving them adult guidance as they play and learn. This might include things like: All teachers and practitioners do amazing work and deserve lots of gratitude! That’s why we have more lovely resources like this Leaving Nursery Thank You Poem to help your children show thanks and appreciation towards teachers. These lovely DIY Teacher Thank You Cards are great for early years children, as little ones can colour their card in themselves to personalise their gift and make it extra special. Why not try these Nursery End of Year Certificates to help your nursery learners celebrate their time at nursery? This is a great practise to help them say goodbye to their time at nursery and feel ready for starting P1.