School Curriculum and General issues
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Dragons!
by Guest- 8 replies
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Hi everyone, just found out today that the topic for our book week is 'dragons'! Was hoping for inspiration cos can't think of any books off the top of my head. Also have to do an assembly: does anyone know any good books to act out with a dragon in? or any ideas dragon related!! Becky
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The Artsmark
by Guest tinkerbell- 3 replies
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Hi Has anyone done the artsmark? How much work is involved?How did you do an all encompassing artpolicy? we have seperate policies. Thanks in anticipation Tinkerbell
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Hello! As part of our Houses and Homes topic I thought I could introduce rhyming by looking at the nursery rhymes 'There was a crooked man' and the 'Old woman who lived in a shoe'. Unfortunately, I can't think of any nice activities to accompany this. Has anyone any interesting ideas? Thanks
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T.a 3
by Guest- 2 replies
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Does anyone have a job description for a TA 3 (qualified Nursery nurse NNEB). I have left mine at school and need to consult it. Thankyou
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Number Boxes
by Guest- 4 replies
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I have just got back from an expensive trip to Staples (aren't they always???!!!). Anyway, have bought a selection of coloured 3L boxes that I'm hoping to set up as 'number boxes'. The children are becoming really independent and good at using the equipment, so I wanted to make up some boxes of stuff that I use for carpet inputs i.e. the resources so they can start becoming independent with them. I've also thought of doing some specific number boxes i.e. 5 and sticking in things that relate to the number 5 etc. Am sure you understand!!! Was wondering if you have any inspriational ideas - I can stick the usual stuff in, but was hoping for something a little more…
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Ict Resources
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Can anyone help please? Ive just got an interactive whiteboard (YIPPIEEEE) and im looking for any resources for teaching the key words and letter sounds and also numbers to 10. Many thanks in advance kelly
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All The Topics In The World!
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Woulnt it be lovely if all the topics ever written for early years were available in one place,lets say the top 100 topics... all those lesson plans, resources, and ideas! What would we do with all that free time Maybe if i spend the next 20y collecting them all I can sell them on to the highest bidder!
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Writing
by Guest- 9 replies
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We are beginning to look at writing development throughout the school. I have been asked to write what standard of writing i think children should have achieved by the end of Reception moving into year 1 and what they should have achieved by the end of year 1. It is a tricky one because i adopt a more informal approach to learning and some teachers in my school believe in a formal approach and think Reception and year 1 children should be doing lots of worksheets etc. Can you offer me any advice on how to convince them?
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A Little Praise Makes U Feel Good!
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Had our pre ofsted inspection this week and had my observed lesson - which i wasn;t really too bothered about after neing observed left right and centre all through uni - got great feedback - just a couple of nit picking things to imporve - but then the head (who inspected alongside the LEA advisor) pulled me aside after and thanked me for a wonderful lessson !!!!! YEAH ME my performance, 'learning environment' and adult support was excellent!!!!! so happy!!! so i thought i'd just have wee boast! end of boast Sarah xoxoxox
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Sen
by Guest- 8 replies
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I hope you can help! What actually constitutes as a child with SEN in reception? I'm asking because there have been mixed responses when I've previously asked for children to have IEPs. Here are a few of my concerns: Child A: communication on his terms alone. Whenever asked a direct question or simply spoken to by adults, he puts his chin on his chest and sticks his bottom lip out. He cannot hold eye contact whatever the situation. He plays within the classroom, mostly alone, but sometimes with another child. Can become very upset and annoyed when it comes to sharing - as he can't. When you try and talk as a class or group, he is not on task, and he cannot…
