playing with trains in the sunlight

We are one of the few groups that meet in the afternoon so come with your baby/toddler and perhaps bring someone you know who needs to have a break to chat to others in similar circumstances

every Tuesday during term time from 1.30pm-3pm

60p a session

just come and sign in; bring a friend if you wish; there is no waiting list

tea & coffee, soft drinks and biscuits

toys of all kinds, climbing frame, slide, tunnels,puzzles,colouring,playdough,story books and singing to finish the session.

there is a sheltered area for those who have small babies.

Looking for toys in Aldershot? Visit this website: www.toyshedtoyshop.co.uk

Some pictures from our group

All pictures shown with parental permission


Hand painting	drinks and biscuit time

filling the canvas	reading corner

trains	playdough

deciding where to go next	relaxing with the big teddy

on the farm	more playdough activity

the party begins	bouncy castle at the party

Access this website and you will find how the Park Children's Centre can enrich your family life and help you with all aspects of child care .

http://www.parkchildrenscentre.co.uk/nursery.html

Can I have my child baptized in the Methodist Church?

Parents wishing to have their children baptized should approach their local Methodist minister at the earliest possible moment. The minister will be able to explain what's involved. This may involve, in some cases, parents being willing to undertake a number of instruction sessions.

Our Minister John Kennedy visits the Toddler Group on most Tuesdays so please chat to him if you are thinking about the baptism of your child.

There is one baptism, which is recognized by all the mainstream Churches that baptize infants, including the Methodist Church and the Church of England.

http://www.methodist.org.uk

(Information from the official website of the Methodist Church in Great Britain)

Have you ever tried to make playdough? There are several ways of doing this but possibly the quickest and least tedious method is this: Uncooked playdough.

1 cup plain flour

½ cup of salt

1 tablespoon cooking oil

1-2 tablespoons cream of tartar

1 cup boiling water with a few drops of food colouring if desired.

add if desired Oil of lavender; mint essence; glitter

*Cream of tartar can be found at Tesco in the baking dept.

Method: Mix the dry ingredients together with the oil then quickly add the boiling water, stirring rapidly as the dough thickens.

When the mixture has cooled to hand -hot knead well until smooth adding flour a little at a time if the dough is sticky.

NB. If you wear a substantial rubber glove (Marigold) you can begin the kneading when the mixture is still quite warm and it also protects your hands and nails.

Keep in an airtight tin or box.

As this dough is made with boiling water it is advisable to prepare it when children are not present.

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