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Which hand we write with is not determined at birth, but our preferences lie in our prehistory and impact on our development. Annette Karmiloff-Smith and Kyra Karmiloff explain how.
Children from a group of six nurseries found a sense of ownership of their large-scale drama production when they turned their creative talents to Shakespeare, as Katy Morton hears
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Early years practitioners were amazed at the success of boys' writing projects that started from their observations. Julie Cigman reports.
Ideas on how to use bicarbonate of soda and other basic cleaning products in sensory play are now available at www.dri-pak.co.uk/kidsfun.html.
Nursery children heeded the SOS message about rubbish and recycling. Ruth Thomson reports.
A boy's love of a whale, called Sharky, led to interesting explorations of sea creatures, says Steven Pitt
Displays with pictures, captions and objects are an ideal way for children to show their learning about spring, as Sheila Gardiner demonstrates.
Learning through play comes into its own when you provide musical experiences and activities for two- to three-year-olds, says Alice Sharp.
Children's inspired artworks were snapped up at a show held in their pre-school. Katy Morton reports.