Observation, Assessment and Planning
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Hi all, I am finding it really hard to get my staff to fill in the planning sheets each week on a day to day basis. At the moment they are asked to fill in what activity they have done, who with, where and weather it was child initiated or planned. Has anyone got a good system that they use to help their staff to complete plans and to put in place their children's next steps. Any suggestions are most are most welcome,just want to get this planning sorted once and for all ?
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Apparently one of ours ran out into the road this morning on the way to pre-school, we would like to do some road safety activities with all the children any ideas, we have one or two brewing, such as making soap box cars and role playing traffic etc., some small world scenario stuff, but anything else spring to mind my lovelies ?
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we are wanting to change or adapt our planning, at the moment we do a spider diagram with blue for child led activities and black for adult led activities, but the staff are running out of room for when they extend activities and add this to the planning so it looks a bit conjested with all the writing. looking for other ideas or how other people plan and record how they extended activities? thanks
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Hi I love using this site so I though I would ask for some advice. I currently work in a reception class and am going for a interview for nursery class. I have chose to do an activity with 5 currant buns where we then go off to our own playdough bakery (i only have 6 children). I just want to make sure I have pitched it at the right level. These are the development matters I have started with. Is this where your nursery aged children are at this time of year or too easy? Knows that numbers identify how many objects are in a set (30-50 months). Recognise some numerals of personal significance (40-60 months). Recognises numerals 1 to 5 (40…
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Hi, in my setting we are required to support children with phonics twice a week. the children range from 3 to 4ish. i have taken the children on listening walks which they have enjoyed but am a bit confused about where to go next. I would like to do some activities that will not go right over their heads, can you help? I tried doing a dressing up bag activity, where the children could make the sound of the object that came out of the bag, but this seemed a bit much for them, any idea's ?
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I've got this idea to have a dragon guarding a box next week but i really want to promote talk from what's inside but I've got a block! Any suggestions?
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Hi All, is anyone using any dance programmes in nursery at the moment? Looking to jazz up my usual ideas and wondered if there are any good CDs or something like that? Thank you! xx
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School Readiness....?
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I am about to review my ' preparing your child for school' document to give out this summer and was wondering if anyone had any top tips or ideas that i could include on how to help parents prepare for this transition. Many thanks in advance... :1b
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Has anyone got a list of talking prompts for children when they are beginning to form letters ? eg start at the top, all the way round, up, down....etc??? I feel I need some better ideas and I want us all to say the same thing when we are embedding letter formation.
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Hi all, am just wondering whether all you clever people have any really good ideas for science investigation/ experiments that are fun and safe for 2 and 3 year olds. Am sure have seen a 'volcano' made with bicarbonate of soda and vinegar which would like to try next week and it's has got me thinking am sure there must be other simple kitchen cupboard science activities. ( Reason I am thinking along these lines is becauseI have been planning for a child who was really into rockets and thought the volcano might be an additional thing of interest as it has a propulsion/gases feel .... plus it's explosive and messy which is always a good thing! Any ideas gratefully receiv…
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