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Stepping Stones/elg's Long Term Planning Grid

Guest bobby

By Guest bobby
in Reception: Observation, Assessment and Planning

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Please can anyone help. Somewhere during the summer hols I downloaded[so i thought] a long term planning grid which we intend to use as our topic planning sheet.

It had the ss's and elg's in a long list down the left of the page and 6 columns for the 6 half terms of the year.

I felt really stupid when i logged on and only 1 page had been saved!! I had thought it a really good, clear sheet and promised it to plan with the Reception classes.

I have searched everywhere and can't find it and have begun to type my own which is taking ages.

Does anyone know where I might find it Thanks Thanksx :o

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Hi Bobby, I wonder if this is it - it only covers PSED. I must have downloaded it from here - perhaps the author will come forward with the rest. (Here's hoping.......)

longtermplan_eg.doc

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Hi Bobby, I'm not the original author but I have typed creative, physical, K&U and maths if you want them (I keep putting off doing CLL and I pinched PSED from this site) Will try to attach if someone will talk me through process!!!

Posy

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Hi Posy, I'll try and explain how to add attachments. When you click on add reply if you scroll down the page that comes up there is a space marked file attachments. If you click on browse, find your file, then open it and then click add attachment. Then add reply. That should work. Good luck - fingers crossed.

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Thank you for those Jo, they are really useful.

Linda

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Hi all...

 

No problem Linda, but cannot take credit for them, i had them off this site sometime ago.

 

Posy, Sorry if you wanted to post yours for Bobby. I drafted out reply just after Bobby posted her question, then had to go and sort something out, when i can back to PC i justed posted reply, didn't realise you had offered to attach yours until mine was already there :o

 

Jo

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Thanks for posting those Jo and thanks also to the original author.

Thanks for your comment Posy and for your post.

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Thank you to whoever posted them in the first place then! Whoever you are they are really good and can be used for all sorts of situations.

Linda

AnonyMouse_4177 15+ Years

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Hi Joanne, please don't worry, it would have taken me ages to post all and because of you I now have the CLL ones as well. So everyone is happy! And I learnt how to attach which I've wanted to try for ages. And the ones you posted are much clearer than mine, so I repeat, no worries.

 

love Posy

Guest bobby

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HI Joanne and Posy,

Thank you, thank you, thank you. You're beautiful people and I am indebted to you.Thanks also to whoever typed the first one, y :D ou have saved me hours of typing . I can now get on with the rest of my planning. I am very grateful. What can I do for you in return?

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well Bobby, let me see,

 

i have two assignments, a Christmas nativity, plus cards and calenders to make erm...... :oxD:(

 

only joking, glad to be of help :D

 

Jo

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Thanks Marion, your column on continuos provision and spontaneous learning is really useful.

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