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Part of a parent's or carer's role is to make sure that activities are at the appropriate level for an individual child. Each baby or toddler will develop at their own rate, so take care that they are...
Holidays are an opportunity for families to spend time together and can provide children with many lasting memories of carefree and fun-filled days As parents, we sometimes approach the holidays with...
Come and build The block play area in the Rainbow room at Rainbow Nursery, Middleston Moor, is a stimulating place for children to spend their time. Staff have created an eye-catching small display...
Winner- Foundations of Child Development series,various authors, Routledge
Writing an SEN policy This should cover your overall arrangements for children with SEN, including admissions, your access to specialist facilities, and any staff with specialist qualifications. Think...
Alternating actions on either sides of the body, like drumming or riding a wheeled toy, need to be encouraged. Annette Rawstrone explains why.
Providing bikes and scooters helps children develop vital physical skills, as well as perseverance and negotiation – while other wheeled resources are also useful, Nicole Weinstein explains
Play involving hands and feet can help develop observation and thinking skills beyond simple recognition of size, shape and pattern. Marianne Sargent suggests some ideas.
Producing items from a bag to stimulate children's imaginative thinking and storytelling inspired staff at St James' Pre-school in Wetherby, West Yorkshire, to set up a wall display. Here they tell...
Getting children to work creatively with messy materials can assist with the development of descriptive language, explains Anne O'Connor.