Sally - Outdoor play
We have recently sent out booklets for the parents to fill in and returnto us about their children, their likes and dislikes etc. We are nowtaking ideas from these booklets to start us off with our individualplanning. Hopefully once this is in place we can then look forward toplanning activities for the children's own interests and build on theirexperiences.
Jo - Planning in new EYFS
On my planning sheets I jot down the initials of the particularchild/children for whom I am carrying out a certain activity and makesure they attend the setting on the day it is planned for. This meansyou can plan ahead some things for the week, but mainly do the planningat the end of each day from what you have seen the children doing theprevious day.
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