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Well-organised sand and water play leaves children absorbed and free to wallow in sensory experiences. Diana Lawton explains how.
Mathematical learning need not be a dull or daunting prospect, thanks to the ability of well-equipped outside spaces to let children immerse themselves in complex ideas while at play.
Children enjoy helping adults assemble furniture and equipment, and such construction projects have many benefits, writes Penny Tassoni
Children can learn a lot about sustainability by being involved in the kitchen. Nicole Weinstein looks at some suitable eco-friendly resources
Animal sounds * Create a three-sided area in the room using an old cardboard box from an electrical store.
What are the best new mathematical aids for young children? Five practitioners describe their trial experiences to Mary Evans.
Winner - Little Barn Owls Nursery & Farm School, Horsham, Surrey
Off the peg In order to structure 'free-play' opportunities in our pre-school, and allow children to make choices and promote independence, we operate a system of decision-making pegs.
The importance of outdoor play to development is well documented. Julie Mountain explains how to get right both attitude and resources.
The Big Red Maths Box from BEAM Education contains all sorts of equipment suitable for outdoor maths. There are six plastic circles; four large dice; six frog bean bags, one set of quoits with board;...