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What are schemas and why do they matter? Again! Again! provides an
introduction to understanding and supporting schemas and schema
play in young children. Practitioners will find an overview of
schemas with guidance on where they fit within the EYFS. There are
examples of schemas, with illustrations and descriptions of common
behaviour patterns, and these are set within the general context of
child development. The intention is to help early years
practitioners identify schemas and to understand both how important
they are and the vital role they play in the growing child's
learning. The aim is to help the reader understand how they can
develop, plan and resource activities which support children's
learning through experiment and play.
A book crammed full of ideas for helping with listening skills -
something every child needs! Activities range from those suitable
for pairs and threes to those suitable for larger groups. Each
activity is linked to the stepping stones and goals forthe
foundation stage. Useful for children who need extra support or
those who have additional needs.
Little Baby Books have been written to give straighforward and
practical help in implementing the advice contained in the Birth to
Three Matters guidance (DfES/Sure Start, 2003). they are by experts
in child development and early learning. All the suggested
activities have been tried and tested with children in the
appropriate age group. Each book covers one area of learning, an
four broad stages of development. Visual links make it easy to see
which is the focus group for the activity. No special equipment is
required - most activities rely on things you already have, or can
easily collect. Activities are fun and easy to use. Each page: -
has clear instructions for the activity - shows how the activity
can be matched to individual children, including those with
additional needs - points out what to watch for and note during the
activity, so you see the learning in action - describes how thw
child's learning develops and how it links with later skills
Building and construction in the Foundation stage is a popular
activity with many children - use this book to expand the
opportunities and involve children in thinking about and planning
construction sessions, and extending construction into water play,
making environments, using recycled materials and extending
mathematical and communication skills.
A parachute can be a wonderful resource, with a little planning and
preperation, to support everyone's learning from the youngest
children to those who are busily pushing the boundaries of Key
Stage 1, ready for more. All activities are easy to do, with clear
concise instructions covering all six areas of learning.
Tell Me a Story helps practitioners to build progression into a
favourite part of the day for all children. Matched to the
development stages of the EYFS. Each page features 'activity boxes'
labelled for each age group showing how each area can be approached
by children at different stages of development. The format makes it
easy to select the level of activity appropriate for each child
making these books ideal for groups of mixed ages. When returning
to the same areas later the user can choose another activity to
support progression and extend learning.
Little Baby Books have been written to give straighforward and
practical help in implementing the advice contained in the Birth to
Three Matters guidance (DfES/Sure Start, 2003). they are by experts
in child development and early learning. All thesuggested
activities have been tried and tested with children in the
appropriate age group. Each book covers one area of learning, an
four broad stages of development. Visual links make it easy to see
which is the focus group for the activity. No special equipment is
required - most activities rely on things you already have, or can
easily collect. Activities are fun and easy to use. Each page: -
has clear instructions for the activity - shows how the activity
can be matched to individual children, including those with
additional needs - points out what to watch for and note during the
activity, so you see the learning in action - describes how thw
child's learning develops and how it links with later skills
Little Baby Books have been written to give straighforward and
practical help in implementing the advice contained in the Birth to
Three Matters guidance (DfES/Sure Start, 2003). they are by experts
in child development and early learning. All thesuggested
activities have been tried and tested with children in the
appropriate age group. Each book covers one area of learning, an
four broad stages of development. Visual links make it easy to see
which is the focus group for the activity. No special equipment is
required - most activities rely on things you already have, or can
easily collect. Activities are fun and easy to use. Each page: -
has clear instructions for the activity - shows how the activity
can be matched to individual children, including those with
additional needs - points out what to watch for and note during the
activity, so you see the learning in action - describes how thw
child's learning develops and how it links with later skills
Little Baby Books have been written to give straighforward and
practical help in implementing the advice contained in the Birth to
Three Matters guidance (DfES/Sure Start, 2003). they are by experts
in child development and early learning. All thesuggested
activities have been tried and tested with children in the
appropriate age group. Each book covers one area of learning, an
four broad stages of development. Visual links make it easy to see
which is the focus group for the activity. No special equipment is
required - most activities rely on things you already have, or can
easily collect. Activities are fun and easy to use. Each page: -
has clear instructions for the activity - shows how the activity
can be matched to individual children, including those with
additional needs - points out what to watch for and note during the
activity, so you see the learning in action - describes how thw
child's learning develops and how it links with later skills
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I Can Do it (Paperback)
Sally Featherstone, Clare Beswick
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Being a confident and competent user of language is at the heart of
learning. Here are activities and ideas for developing
communication and vocalisation.
An invaluable book for using with small groups and individuals. All
the activities are linked to Stepping Stones and early learning
goals, and use familiar objects and resources available in most
settings.
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