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Using Tuff Trays in your Early Years Setting Want to find more out about using Tuff Trays in early years education? Read this blog to find out the benef... 02.08.24
International Day of Play: Stapelstein Stepping Stones International Day of Play on 11th June 2024 is just around the corner! To celebrate we're giving away a set... 29.05.24
International Day of Play: Embrace the Spirit of Play International Day of Play is held annually on 11th June. Discover how to to help your little learners embra... 29.05.24
Supporting Mark Making Outdoors In this blog we explore ideas for supporting mark making outdoors.
Dyslexia and Inclusive Practice Read this blog by Rachel Gelder and Pamela Hanigan to find out how creating a 'Help Yourself Box' can help ...
Learning Adventures with Glow and Go Bot In this blog, Jodie Lopez explores how Glow and Go Bot can engage children with learning and shares some id...
Big Point Recordable Buttons In this blog Andrew Whitehouse shares his thoughts on Big Point Recordable Buttons.
Recordable Talking Panel by Andrew Whitehouse Andrew Whitehouse shares his ideas and inspiration about different ways to use the Recordable Talking Panel...
Sensory Seekers and Avoiders - How can we help? Beccie Hawes shares a range of ideas that may help your sensory seekers and avoiders matched to their sense...
Raiding the Fridge: Sensory Resource Matching Not sure which sensory resource a child needs? Beccie Hawes, SEND expert and consultant, offers advice arou...
Mentally Healthy Classrooms In this article, Ruth Lue-Quee, Education and Inclusion Expert, explores and offers practical advice on how...
ADHD: myth busting with Andrew Whitehouse In this blog, as part of ADHD Awareness Month, Andrew Whitehouse explores some of the ADHD myths he has hea...
Communication and Language in Early Years Talking Frogs can bring magic, wonder and rich language opportunities into early years settings. These wate...
Technology Across The Curriculum In this blog, Jodie Lopez, ex primary school teacher and education technology expert, reflects on her thoug...
Meet Trevor ... Our Calming Cat In this blog, Beccie Hawes, SEND expert, explains how she introduced Calming Cat into a Year 2 class and th...
Keeping it Real: Home Schooling and Voldemort At TTS, we have been reaching out to our educational experts and asking them to share some of their top tip...
Supporting speaking, listening and understanding in EYFS As communication and language is a prime area of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), the importance of...
Practical solutions to tackle the word gap So much has been written about closing the word gap. Recent research states the size of a child’s vocabular...
Not just a Christmas bauble These engaging fillable spheres encase a host of possibilities and provocations.
Ideas for using your Active World Tuff Spot Tray Used in settings for over a decade, Active World Tuff Spot Trays offer a flexible contained space for open-...
Light up learning by Little Miss Early Years Is there anything more interesting than playing with light? As adults, we use light to create a mood, a sen...
The value of concrete manipulatives in maths Our aim as teachers is to develop children’s understanding of mathematical concepts. We need to encourage c...
The Little Learners Approach - showing children where to look but not what to see - Reggio approach We show children where to look but not what to see…This simple phrase has become part of our philosophy, wh...
Natural paint making: why and how it's become one of our favourite experiences The Forest School ethos encourages a spirit of exploration and risk-taking in the natural environment. Nico...
Learning to play the natural way - the benefits of natural resources Natural and open-ended resources provide a vast range of opportunities; they can be used by children in the...
12 Inspirational Science ideas for your classroom A great excuse to get stuck into all kinds of investigations! Here are 12 ideas to get you going.
Loose parts play by Little Miss Early Years Loose parts were first proposed in the 1970s by Simon Nicholson who believed in their ability to empower cr...
Risky play Do you allow your children to take risks in their play, or do you wrap them up in cotton wool? Laura Engl...
Speaking and listening activities for EAL learners We often treat speaking and listening as one activity, but for English as an additional language learners, ...
Top 5 resources to encourage individual liberty In the early years this core British Value is all about helping children to develop respect for their own a...
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