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Win your School a Boromi Play Library! Find out how to enter a competition in partnership with Boromi, where you can nominate a school to win a Pl... 24.06.25
Small World Play Goes Large From giant small world houses to chunky wooden peg people and cars, giant small world invites young childre... 15.05.25
Creating enchanted small world scenes Bring enchanted small world scenes to life with magical characters such as elves and fairies, natural mater... 13.05.25
How to Support Physical Development Outdoors in the Early Years Explore practical tips and ideas to promote physical development outdoors, using open-ended resources that ... 10.05.25
Playing with Dolls in Early Childhood In this blog, explore how playing with dolls supports emotional growth, language development and inclusion ... 21.02.25
The Importance of Glow Play In this blog, Hayley Winter, an early years lead and teacher, explores what glow play is and how it benefit... 03.02.25
The benefits of wooden toys Join Dr Diane Boyd to read about the benefits of using wooden toys with our children in Early Years. 23.01.25
Building Oracy into your Curriculum Staff from The Valley Community School explore the importance of oracy and discuss how they've built these ... 20.01.25
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
Role Play in the Early Years Role play is not just child's play but helps our children to develop a good imagination, problem solving sk... 12.11.24
Creative School Literacy Club Ideas In today’s fast-paced digital world, getting children excited by literature is more important than ever. St... 08.08.24
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
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 ...
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...
The power of representation through play In this blog, Dr. Sharon Colilles explores the importance of representation in the Early Years and how this...
Technology to support Communication and Language In this blog, Jodie Lopez, an ex-primary school teacher and education technology expert, reflects on her th...
Ways to Use Pebbles in Play Discover how simple pebbles can ignite curiosity, and build important skills and learning in early childhood.
Case Study: Kirktonholme Nursery review the Bamboo Eco Bed Find out the different ways in which Kirktonholme Nursery uses the TTS Bamboo Eco Bed and the impact it has...
Wonder and Light by Paola Lopez Paola Lopez explains how children are using the Immersive Projector in different ways to explore and learn ...
STEAM ahead with the Immersive Projector Ideas on how to use the Immersive Projector for STEAM learning. A forward-thinking, integrated approach to ...
Supporting the Mental Health and Emotional Well-being of Children and Young People with Complex N... As I described in my previous blog, Attachment Theory and Polyvagal Theory can be used to provide greater i...
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...
Fundamental Movement Skills Neil McAvoy, Deputy Headteacher and Physical Education, School Sport and Physical Activity (PESSPA) Directo...
Communication and Language in Early Years Talking Frogs can bring magic, wonder and rich language opportunities into early years settings. These wate...
Let's take action on fractions! We all know that fractions are a notoriously difficult part of the maths curriculum. Mention fractions to a...
Five Phonic Favourites With phonics learning being a key building block for early reading, children need lots of opportunities to ...
Early Years Home Learning Activities - Top 5 ideas for miniature characters From tiny secret messages behind mysterious magical doors to the designing of your very own mystical castle...
Top 5 home learning activity ideas for Potion Bottles Potion bottles are ideal for supporting children’s learning through play based and active hands on activiti...
Narrowing the Gap in Early Primary Maths Numbers are an abstract concept for children and they need many opportunities to investigate numbers in dif...
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...
Building, balancing and boosting skills! Using the TTS Wooden Mini Adventure Trail, children build physical capabilities, problem solving skills, te...
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 value of sand and water play Sand and water play is not only fun but plays a vital role in early childhood development. Read this blog ...
English hubs and extra funding for phonics Have you heard about the new English Hubs? Could your school benefit from extra support and funding in phon...
Mud Kitchens - Top tips and ideas A mud kitchen is a great way to get children outdoors and playing amongst nature in the most creative way. ...
Tip of the Tongue - Oral Language and Vocabulary Development I am the author of Tip of the Tongue and teacher of a multigrade (mixed-age) class in a disadvantaged area....
Early Years Communication – Your guide to developing Early Language Skills: Speaking (part 3) We have worked with the communication charity I CAN to develop this guide. Speaking is often confused with ...
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...
Outdoor Maths by Little Miss Early Years There is no better way to set the foundations for early mathematical thinking than getting outdoors, gettin...
Inspiring the writing process When the 2014 National Curriculum was launched, much was made of the emphasis the document placed on accura...
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...
Encourage exploration and wonder with natural wood Wonderful wood can be used to enhance babies’ levels of learning and discovery and to encourage babies and ...
Developing rich early language opportunities Giving a child social and communication skills is the most important aspect of early childhood development....
The Rio de Janeiro Olympics 2016 Take this opportunity to make something ancient relevant to your children, with these practical classroom i...
4 Easter themed cross-curricular activities These cross-curricular Easter themed activities are perfect for your setting. Including an Easter egg hunt ...
Expert Review: TTS Basket of Bunnies When I first got this product and opened it I was impressed with the bright colours of the soft basket. The...
Spelling, punctuation and grammar (SPaG) Francesca Ross, Literacy Co-ordinator and Teacher writes about the new SPaG test and resources that can hel...

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