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The Importance of Small World Play in Early Years Education Small world play is more than just tiny figures and imaginative scenes. It's a powerful way for children to... 14.05.25
Creative School Literacy Club Ideas In today’s fast-paced digital world, getting children excited by literature is more important than ever. St...
One Resource - Endless Learning Opportunities In this blog, Beccie Hawes explains how one simple resource can inspire so many different learning possibil...
The importance of a home corner Alice Sharp discusses the importance of having a space to represent the home in an early years setting and ...
Outdoor resources - Shardi Vaziri's favourite four In this article, Shardi Vaziri, an educational consultant specialising in loose parts and sustainable provi...
Our experience with the Immersive Projector Read about the experiences of children at Dukes and Duchesses Nursery, UK as they learn and explore with th...
The Awe and Wonder of Light (and Dark). In this blog, Alistair Bryce-Clegg, early years consultant, explores the awe and wonder of exploring light ...
20 of the Most Wonderful Christmas Books Ever! There is no greater pleasure than reading brilliant books with children, and it is even more special and ex...
Helping with Catch-Up - Writing Inspiration Take a look at this blog for some engaging writing activities to inspire you in your classroom.
Tuff Tray Inspiration Gallery - Over 35 ideas Tuff tray play gives children the opportunity to explore and discover independently whilst using their imag...
Learning and playing - two peas in a pod! Children learn to play from a young age and we often spend our time finding new toys or creations for them....
In a pickle? When times are the hardest often the only choice we are left with, is how we respond. While we have little...
Potion making and learning through magic making! TTS Resources in Action gets all magical this week! Sleeping potions, potions to make you fly and even pot...
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...
Design a Bee-Bot jacket A quick class project to design a Bee-Bot jacket.
Outdoor ICT treasure hunt! A great way to incorporate ICT into the outdoor environment is to create a treasure hunt for children to di...
Handwriting – without doing handwriting! Despite the digital age we are in, most writing tasks in primary schools are performed on paper, with a pen...
My first teaching year - by Shannon Harris (NQT) To be a Newly Qualified Teacher (NQT) is an exciting but daunting prospect in equal measure! As she comes t...
Fun and Educational School Club Ideas (Updated August 2024) Are you looking for a variety of enjoyable and straightforward school club ideas? Read this blog for a dive...
How to make a papier mache cave Papier mache is an inexpensive and hugely enjoyable way for children to be creative and make something to p...
Inspirational ideas to encourage writing Delve into these top hints and tips from teachers on their favourite methods to inspire creative writing in...
Staying cool at school in the summer heat - top ideas Do you leave school at the end of the day in a hot, sweaty mess? Staying cool in a classroom in the summer ...
Alistair Bryce-Clegg's boxes of ideas for learning Three wonderful boxes packed full of ideas for learning - to encourage rich language, writing and communica...
Small world play and how it supports learning in Early Years You may remember as a child playing with your little people in your doll’s house, or stomping your dinosaur...
How to make a papier mache dragon or dinosaur egg How cute does this dragon look hatching from his handmade papier mache egg?! Make them for Dragons, Dinosau...
Who is the Phonic Fairy? - Teaching Phonics Once upon a time, a little girl discovered a secret. She stood a stool on a chair on a box and climbed on t...
5 easy ways to cover Rule of Law in the early years One of the 4 core British Values is Rule of Law, but how on earth do we help young children to understand t...
For The Love of Phonics - Part 1 - why do we teach it? Why do we teach phonics? Because we want the world to share in our joy of split digraphs? Because we have t...
4 Easter themed cross-curricular activities These cross-curricular Easter themed activities are perfect for your setting. Including an Easter egg hunt ...
Make your own Dinosaur Eggs Imagine setting the scene for a learning journey with some giant dinosaur eggs - you can spark some excitem...
Harry and the Dinosaurs Romp Around the Swamp An adventure in the Land of the Dinosaurs! Create an inspiring world for children to explore starting with ...
A dinosaur comes to lunch! Following Oliver and Frank’s fascination with dinosaurs. After building a swomp and a den, the boys decided...
Building a dinosaur den Frank and Ollie are mad on dinosaurs. So much so that Ollie has insisted on wearing his dinosaur feet today...
Early Years Themes: Dinosaurs Dinosaurs, WOW! Young children love dinosaurs. To the youngest minds, dinosaurs are fantastical creatures w...

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