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Activity Ideas with Small Bean Bags Small bean bags are versatile, affordable and perfect for a variety of activities that keep children entert... 11.10.24
11 Circle Time Ideas for Early Years Read this blog to find out more about circle time and to get some ideas to try with your children in Early ... 20.07.24
The power of representation through play In this blog, Dr. Sharon Colilles explores the importance of representation in the Early Years and how this...
Getting ready to learn through movement In this blog, Lorna Taylor, a Chartered Paediatric Physiotherapist, explains how learning readiness is buil...
Creating Language Rich Learning Environments by Hayley Winter The importance of language, vocabulary and communication in the Early Years is interwoven throughout the ne...
4 ways to support pupils with hearing loss through classroom layout and environment An estimated 3 out of every 1,000 children are born with a detectable hearing loss. Others may acquire hear...
Mentally Healthy Classrooms: #5 - Physical Activity In this fifth blog in the series, Ruth Lue-Quee shares her ideas for bringing physical activity into your m...
Everything You Need To Know About Handwriting In this blog, we introduce and share our new download, offering expert advice on all things HANDWRITING!
Outdoor Calming and Sensory Spaces The great outdoors can spark so many sensory experiences! Ruth Lue-Quee, educational expert, offers some ad...
Creating Your Calm Corner Why do we need to consider this kind of intervention now and why is it so important to effectively resource...
National Storytelling Week 2021 Stories, in any number of forms, give our brains time to imagine and to become excited and to dream, so alt...
'Christmas How to...' Santa's Grotto Why not try and recreate this festive Christmas 'How to’ make a Santa's Grotto… in your classroom or learni...
Welcome to the World of Webinars Those that work in Early Years are the most passionate of people. Curiosity, dedication and kindness emanat...
Home Learning: Learn about Space for National Space Day Space is a topic that interests many children and with National Space Day on 1st May 2020, it is the perfec...
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...
Can outdoor learning raise standards? The simple answer is YES! Outdoor learning has a myriad of benefits and can actually raise standards across...
KS2 DT project - make your own merry go round Children in Years 5 and 6 will enjoy practising and extending their knowledge of electrical circuitry and s...
Creating engaging small world Woodland scenes These appealing, miniature characters are wonderful catalysts for creative adventures. Enable children to i...
5 reasons to visit Childcare Expo - Manchester Childcare Expo Manchester is a popular show for all those working in the early years sector, from nursery t...
Little Miss Inventor - positive role models for girls We all love Mr Men and Little Miss books and the latest creation is particularly timely! Little Miss Inv...
Crumble controller - a cross-curricular STEM class kit A cross-curricular STEM class kit for 30 pupils working in groups of 3 to design, build, wire up and progra...
How good posture can positively impact attainment Children’s physiotherapist and PosturePad creator, Lorna Taylor teamed up with the Nunney First School for ...
Fun & Educational After School Club & Activity Ideas Many schools offer a dazzling variety of after school clubs - often run thanks to the goodwill of very busy...
The Classroom Movement – size matters! But it’s not everything! Like school children, school furniture comes in a range of sizes, yet many primary classrooms are furnished...
The importance of tummy time play on child development Movement, play and “safe danger” are essential to a child’s development, but there is now evidence to sugge...
Schematic play part 3 - Positioning and Connection Many of us gain a sense of satisfaction from arrangements that feel 'just right', whether it is the furnitu...
KS2 Make your own lighthouse Follow this step by step guide on how to make your own model lighthouse.
Fairies and elves found at forest school! On a sunny but cold friday afternoon the children had a delivery from the postman. To the children's astoni...
Schematic play part 2 - enveloping and orientation My wife is one of three girls and tells me that on Christmas morning when they were growing up, once the ex...
KS2 Make your own chair-o-plane Give pupils an opportunity to extend and use knowledge of electrical circuitry and switches to produce a fa...
Schematic play part 1 - rotation and trajectory In my work in schools and nurseries I get to observe a lot of different children at play. It's fascinating ...
KS2 make your own motorised vehicle Follow this 10-step guide on how to make your own pulley-driven vehicle. This is suitable for KS2 pupils ex...
How to create a frozen Narnia-themed immersive environment This step-by-step guide will help you to create a fantastic winter-themed immersive learning environment th...
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 Storage Solutions for your School Classrooms are always in need of more storage; finding new ways to store the plethora of materials necessar...
5 Top Tips for improving children's posture! Posture is the position in which you hold your body and limbs when standing, sitting or lying down. To have...

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