Observation, Assessment and Planning
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Our children are showing a huge interest in doctors and hospitals this last few days. Would like to follow this interest next week and create a role play area, either a doctors surgery or a hospital. We have a few plastic toys from doctors sets and bandages and will borrow some outfits. What else can we use that will have a purpose and is not going to cost a fortune? Would love some ideas please.
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Outstanding Lesson
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Happy new year to all, an observation coming up soon and I am required to plan and deliver an outstanding lesson on shapes around the theme of olympic any ideas please. Thanks
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Planning For Child With Needs
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hello .. been a member for a while but haven't posted before .. so i hope this ends up in the right place! sorry if this is a long post!! first of all a little background: I work in a nursery pre school room 3-5year olds I have recently become a 3 year old boys key worker and over the last few weeks i have major concerns about him. he only speaks 13-18 words and some of these he can't pronounce his social interaction is lacking he doesn't seem to know how to play and often appears to be in his own world. He is behind in all areas. I am thinking autism (have a relative who is autistic) I have spoken to my manager and his mum about my concerns .. mum is onl…
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Area Signs
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I am in the process of re-vamping our playroom in an attempt to re-inspire the children and discourage running around with no real purpose. I am on the look out for area signs which show things like 4 children in the sand/water/home corner/construction. I know I have seen them on here somewhere but I can't seem to find them for looking. If you could point me in the right direction, that would be fab. Thanks!
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Thinking Skills
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Hi everyone, I am hoping that you can help as I am drawing a blank and need some inspiration... I work in Nursery and since September I have had thinking skills groups - the children work in groups of about 5 once per week. I had to do this because they were so passive - they didn't question anything, get excited by anything and would shrug their shoulders when asked a question (my uktimate bugbear!) Examples of activities I have done so far are: - Look at pictures and talk about what they think is happening in the picture (Eg, floods, earthquakes, people laughing, space, earth, their local environment...) - Describe objects for the children to guess then t…
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Calculation (nursery)
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I am not very good at thinking of ideas for calculation - unfortunately this is reflected in the children's learning journeys which have gaps in this area. So, I need to provide greater opportunities for the children. I know that it is not necessary to link activities to our topic of 'Bags and boxes' but I would like to, if possible. Does anyone have any ideas to get me started? Anything appreciated! And aren't I sad working on a bank holiday? I am on my own - my husband had to work today and there is only a week left before we're back to the normal routine - and so much to do in the meantime! Happy New Year everyone!! X
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Nqt - Nursery Teacher
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I am a newly qualified early years practitioner and would appreciated any advice, tips or planning hints! I have joined a nursery where there are 39 /39 children am /pm ages 3-4.5 ! All routines and planning in place I have altered, I aim for two focus tasks a week in and out door. I have changed my settings snakc system to an open cafe where the chidlren come and take there snack as they please and introduced free flow.. so you can imagine since september the nursery and children have had slow and gradual change ( as the staff ) . I was looking on advice on planning ( I feel there must be a better system than I use) and how others feed there observations into their p…
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I just wondered if anyone could recommend good computer games for pre-school children, aged 2-4, please? We do not have internet access unfortunately, so I'm after something available on disc. Thanks in advance.
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Hi I am trying to put together eventsthough outt 2012 such as red nose day, festivals,etct. I have tried woodlands school but it only goes up to 2011. Thanks
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Hi I am struggling a bit with our plans, I’m not sure they are meaningful. What I wondered is what you all include on your plan daily/weekly? I thought of reducing what we write and instead have a plan for the key times and focused activities along with making a continuous provision book. However do you think we need to write what we have out each day as proof or not? I wondered whether to have more emphasis on the focused activities on offer each week which each staff member can deliver. Along with this each keyworker naturally provides daily for children's needs. With so many children in at different times it can be hard to manage so as long as key workers are develo…
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