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Top 5 Funny Short Stories for Nursery Kids

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Short stories for kids When it comes to sparking joy and igniting the imagination of little ones, there’s nothing quite like a funny short story. At Wimbledon Day Nursery, we believe in the power of laughter and the joy it brings to our children. Whether it’s a silly animal tale or a humorous adventure, these stories not only entertain but also help develop language skills and foster a love for reading from an early age.  This blog explores the top 5 funny short stories for nursery kids—perfect for bedtime or a light-hearted read during nursery hours. Let’s dive into these delightful tales sure to leave your children giggling!  1. The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson  One of the most famous short stories for kids, "The Gruffalo," is a true classic that never fails to amuse. This hilarious tale follows a quick-thinking mouse as he strolls through the deep, dark wood, outsmarting all sorts of predators by inventing a fearsome creature called the Gruffalo. Little does he know; the Gr

How to Teach Kids: Odd and Even Numbers Lesson Plan

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Day nurseries Wimbledon Understanding odd and even numbers is a key stepping-stone in early math. Here at Wimbledon Day Nursery, we’re all about making that learning journey as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Teaching these concepts in a fun, engaging, and interactive way can truly spark a lifelong love of numbers in children. Through playful activities, practical examples, and a touch of creativity, we can make learning about odd and even numbers both educational and jolly fun. In this blog, we'll explore effective ways to teach kids about odd and even numbers, all while keeping the environment – warm and nurturing that our day nurseries in Wimbledon are known for. Getting Started: What Are Odd and Even Numbers? Before diving into activities and math games, it’s important to lay the groundwork by introducing the concept in a way that’s easy for little ones to wrap their heads around. One way to explain odd and even numbers is to liken them to pairs of shoes. If all shoes