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Understanding the stages young children go through when developing their thinking patterns is crucial when supporting babies and infants from birth to three years, says Marion Dowling. Photographs at...
Valuable as an end in themselves, activities that encourage the development of fine motor skills are also a prerequisite for writing, says Judith Stevens
We had a huge response to Professor Cathy Nutbrown's request for Nursery World readers to send her questions and comments about her review, Foundations for Quality.
9 December. Meeting the needs of very young disabled children This conference by the National Children's Bureau will aim to build on the exciting possibilities of the new initiatives for special needs...
This series outlines how settings can 'build' effective long-, medium-and short-term plans around the areas of provision. The approach is not definitive, and practitioners can adapt it to suit their...
Children who attend childcare demonstrate higher cortisol levels, seen as an indicator of stress, than children in their own homes.
You can count on developing children's abilities to estimate and predict in a project on numbers, says Jane Drake Provide children with exciting opportunities to use numbers by supplementing basic...
Children in the Rainbow room at Rainbow Nursery, Middlestone Moor, have been learning about changes in their bodies as they are growing up. Their attractive display encourages them to explore changes...
Emma Comer and Meg Smith of Tall Trees Kindergarten offer a luscious taste for summer.