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Hi all - Just to remind you that if you buy books or other goods via Amazon please consider visiting Amazon via our book recommendations page (the bookshelf). In October we began using the Amazon Associates scheme, which gives us revenues for each item bought by clicking through to their site. We donate these revenues to charity and keep a running total on the page so you can see how much is being collected. I've just put the first total up on the page - not a massive amount, but every little helps, and of course December is often a busy shopping month for some reason!
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We have just published a new book review: Super Daisy and the Peril of Planet Pea
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We have just published a review of this lovely book. If you are looking for something to support children's transitions, this might be just the thing for you. It is gentle and funny, yet with a clear message about how being the smallest one in a group doesn't mean you can't be one of the bravest. The Lion Inside
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if you are a new manager or you are training up a new manager you will find this book invaluable. Even as an experienced manager I found it gave me food for thought and made suggestions about approaches that I hadn't thought of. Effective leadership and management in the EYFS
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Morning All, Yayyyyy the sun is out...at last! I have a child (4 years old) that was born by sperm donor and his mummy has started to explain to him that she is how he was conceived. I just wondered if anyone has purchased any good books around either sperm donors? single parents, 2 mums, 2 dads, adoption etc??? Many thanks
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I have just published our review of this. There are many books which give an overview and seek to explain the background to different educational theorists. I found this book particlaurly accessible and it gave me a real flavour of what Susan Isaacs believed and how she shared her views with others. It's a straightforward read that you can dip in and out of! Wise Words. How Susan Isaacs Changed Parenting We also have this article which gives you more information about Susan Isaacs if you want to know a little more
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Hi, Can anyone recommend a good read for developing EAD practice? One of my staff would like to develop her knowledge and take more of a lead in 'the arts' across the nursery (age 1-4) and I'd like to find a good book to support her - any ideas? Many thanks x
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The TES has published this list of 'go to' books for the Early Years bookshelf, Are your favourites included? "On day seven of the Tes 12 reading days of Christmas, we have compiled a list of books guaranteed to thrill children in EYFS Is there an early years teacher alive who doesn’t love a good browse through the picture books section of the local bookshop? From the ones that we remember from childhood to the new classics in waiting, there are so many brilliant books for this age group that there’s always new EYFS books for you and your class to discover. But which EYFS books are most highly recommended by staff and why? …
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I have just published two new book reviews: Cyril Squirrel Finds Out About Love and LET'S BUILD 50 Exciting Ideas for Construction Play If you would like to comment or ask questions then please do so below!
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I have just published my review of Messy Maths. A Playful, Outdoor Approach for Early Years. It is a fabulous book and I thoroughly recommend you reading it! ::1a Messy Maths. A Playful, Outdoor Approach for Early Years
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