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1. Create a stimulating environment that will arouse children's curiosity. 2. Support children's learning by providing the resources that they need to take their investigations further.
We have ten copies of Mouse Paint by Ellen Stoll Walsh (Orchard Books, 4.99) to give away to Nursery World readers. Send your name and address on the back of a postcard or envelope, marked 'Mouse...
Continuing her series on harnessing the potential of the outdoors environment, Professor Jan White considers what materials and resources to provide for outside play
As concerns grow about the over-formalisation of Reception learning, Charlotte Goddard hears how some academies are protecting early years
You can adapt your doll's house activities for children of differing abilities by letting them explore construction at their own pace, write Jean Evans and Dianne Irving Activity 1
In the first of a two-part series on planning for the outdoors, Jane Drake looks at how inside provision can be replicated outside Awell-planned outdoor area can, and should, enable children to make...
How one setting in Kent’s sustainable ethos takes in everything, from the building it operates out of to the way the children eat their meals. By Nicole Weinstein
In the final part of this series, Caroline Jones suggests that when it is handled appropriately, conflict can lead to improved teamwork and clarification of ideas.
Whether sleeping indoors or outside, the key is to cater to every child's needs, writes Katy Morton.
Children with additional needs are supported at one setting in south London in a dedicated nurture space, explains Luke Page, head of Triangle Nursery School