Observation, Assessment and Planning
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Risk Assessment
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How often should you review your risk assessment?
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Putting Children Into Groups
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Hello - I have had an observation today, and it went really well so thanks to all of you for your ideas and suggestions for activities. Following on from the obs my HT suggested putting my Nursery children into ability groups for focussed activities in Numeracy and Language. I just wondered what everyone thought? It goes against everything I have been told about Nursery in the past... so a bit stumped now. I plan focussed activities that all children access and from observations during the activity I extend their learning there and then or the next day etc. I haven't thought about differentiating focus activities for say four different groups before - feels too much like …
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Training
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Good morning everyone, Does anybody know of any training programme where someone visits your setting and advises you on Nursery planning and assessments etc. The Head of our Pre-prep department is currently looking for someone to do this. Hannah xx
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Maths Assessment
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Hello there, I would like to assess the 3-4 year olds in my nursery class on their recognition of numbers 1-6/1-12. I need a fun activity that will allow me to see quite quickly who can recognise them and who needs help. I want to separate the children into groups of different abilties to make the assessment easier. Any ideas?? hannah x
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We have several bright children who are not often motivated by our current provision. This includes a just three year old who can read almost anything and knows their numbers. How would you enhance provision for these children to make it more open ended and encourage them to build on their knowledge.
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Cil Activities
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Does anyone out there have a list of activities for child initiated learning? My school is very low on resources but we have been given money to buy some bits and just wondered what other people used. Thanks Rachel
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Dear all, I am currently revamping the way in which we plan for our nursery setting which is part of a Preparatory school. I am looking for examples of how other schools format their long, medium and short term plans. I also need to know when and how you write out your activity plans. Also, I need help with how to structure the day and plans with the arrival of 'rising three year olds' who will join after Easter. At present there are 13 girls who are in the nursery. The new arrivals will be out of year group and will remain in the nursery next year. I need help with how they will integrate inot the nursery e.g. when we will all work together etc I have already loo…
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Nursery Problem Solving
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Any ideas for problem solving in Nursery - focus is shape? Was thinking about taking photos of objects inside classroom - can they find the object and name the shape? What do you think? How would I extend this?? Other suggestions would be great!!
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Cant Remember The Words
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Hi out there its a while since i got in contact but i love reading all the post and some have been realy helpfull and some have made me laugh. I am hopeing some one can help me with my memory. We use to sing a song that starts like this. Jack in a box still as a mouse deep down inside your little dark house. ?????? and thats all we can remember. Also dingle dangle scarecrow.Any one know that one. It must be old age and dry rot , because the memory dont work to good these days. I would be glad for any help and so would the children. Pat
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From my observations in a playschool session we have a child who we observed and want to take forward from the observation we have made but are not sure where to go with it. Any ideas would be gratefully received. The observation was of the child threading, they spent a long time meticuously threading the beads onto a peice of thread. They then stood up and turned around on the spot watching the movement of the thread in the air, this went on for about 5minutes. They then put these down and went to the climbing frame where they used their hands to to hold on and suspend themselves in order to swing their body. It appears that the child was interested in the moment…
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