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Supporting Phase 1 Phonics Phase 1 Phonics builds the foundations for reading through sound, play, and listening. Discover easy ways t... 11.04.25
Playing with Dolls in Early Childhood In this blog, explore how playing with dolls supports emotional growth, language development and inclusion ... 21.02.25
Teaching Pulse, Rhythm and Pitch to Children Teaching pitch, rhythm and pulse is an essential part of music teaching, as it helps children develop a dee... 11.02.25
Ideas for Creating a School Nature Garden Create a vibrant school nature garden that encourages learning and nurtures a love for the environment. Fro... 05.02.25
Oracy Skills - Giving everyone a voice In this blog, Sal McKeown explores the different ways in which we can encourage oracy and give every child ... 16.01.25
Encouraging Gross Motor Skills in the Toddler Room The toddler room is often where children start to walk. Read this blog by Sal McKeown to explore ways of de... 07.08.24
Common Play Behaviours and Skill Progression in the Water Play Area By Dr Alistair Bryce-Clegg Dr Alistair Bryce-Clegg, trainer and author, discusses what exactly common play behaviours are, along with ...
Baby Room Ideas Looking to create a baby room in your early years setting? Creating a baby room requires a lot of thought a...
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...
Bringing Enjoyment Back into Writing Research shows the enjoyment derived from writing is on the decline. Read this blog to get some practical i...
Technology to support Communication and Language In this blog, Jodie Lopez, an ex-primary school teacher and education technology expert, reflects on her th...
Creating an active environment to support physical development Philippa Youlden offers advice for adapting our environments to encourage and support children's physical d...
Let's get physical In this blog, Philippa Youlden explores the differences beween physical development, physical activity and PE.
How Active Is Your Playground? Looking for ways to get children more active at break and lunchtimes? In this blog, Philippa Youlden shares...
David Wright's top ten resources for Early Years David Wright shares with us his top ten resources that will be sure to bring value to any Early Years setting.
Creating a sleep space for babies and toddlers Want to create a sleeping space for babies and toddlers? In this blog, Helen Rutherford, lead practitioner ...
STEAM ahead with the Immersive Projector Ideas on how to use the Immersive Projector for STEAM learning. A forward-thinking, integrated approach to ...
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...
Inclusive Mental Health Support in the Classroom Just as we adults need to take care of our own mental health, so do children. Carly Sygrove offers some sug...
Paola Lopez: Light Up Learning Paola Lopez, Founder & Executive Director at Kinderoo Children's Academy, Inc, discusses how light-up learn...
All about Glow and Go Bot Molly Howard (@create_make_and_play) shares her insights into the many different learning opportunities cre...
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Creating Your Calm Corner Why do we need to consider this kind of intervention now and why is it so important to effectively resource...
Alistair Bryce-Clegg - Supporting your EYFS Journey This series of articles has been written by industry experts to help you to understand changes to the EYFS ...
Physical Development - Why Is It So Important Right Now? Children’s physical development is always an important focus. But why is it so important now more than ever...
Identifying and Understanding Emotions Both children and adults sometimes need support in identifying and understanding emotions. This blog discus...
Home Learning: Handwriting Help (part 1) Handwriting is a complex process that requires children to use a lot of skills and strength. Watch as your ...
Ask the Experts: Keeping Children Healthy and Happy In this blog, we asked the experts (teachers and parents) to share their advice for keeping healthy and hap...
Sensory Diets during Lockdown - How to support your child with sensory activities In this blog, Alison Harris, a Lead Occupational Therapist, explores practical strategies for supporting yo...
Home Learning - What should we be doing? During these unusual times with most children now spending their school days at home, it can be hard to kno...
In a pickle? When times are the hardest often the only choice we are left with, is how we respond. While we have little...
Self-access art Tops Day Nurseries have given us an insight into their provision of self-access art across their settings. ...
Inspiring Early Years environments We all want spaces we can be proud of… spaces that inspire, are well equipped and offer high quality learni...
The magic of childhood - creating lasting memories Childhood is all about discovery and learning. Do you remember making perfume with rose petals or mud pies ...
Outdoor ICT treasure hunt! A great way to incorporate ICT into the outdoor environment is to create a treasure hunt for children to di...
The appeal of Treasure Baskets Treasure baskets can be filled with everyday objects which then become a treasure trove to ignite and spark...
Early Years Music Making... ...for the musically nervous! We love listening to your hints and tips, so when one of our friends, Oliv...
Early Years Communication - Your guide to developing Early Language Skills - Listening and Attent... We have worked with the communication charity I CAN to develop this guide on developing good listening and ...
20 practical ideas for ICT in the Early Years and beyond - part 1 ICT plays an integral part in all our lives. Today’s children are growing up surrounded by and becoming fam...
Independence or dependence in the Early Years Anyone involved in teaching young children knows how important it is to develop skills for independence, bu...
A den for all seasons. Indoors and out! Children love dens - crawling into small spaces, being hidden away, adding their own treasures, pretending ...
Creative audio writing - top tips Writing at its best is a creative process but it is also a very complex skill to master. It requires master...
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...
The curious baby Babies and toddlers learn through play and benefit from exploring natural materials as well as bright, colo...
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...
4 simple ways to encourage mutual respect and tolerance In the early years this core British Value is all about helping children to develop respect for their own a...
Every product has a story - Easi-Speak® When teachers asked us for a voice recorder that was affordable and robust enough for the classroom, we dev...
Celebrating May Day On the 1st of May many people all over the UK and in different parts of the world celebrate May Day. The ce...

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