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50 Fantastic Ideas for Promoting Independence by Alistair Bryce-Clegg
$19.99 AUD
Category: At Home | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
The desire to be independent is a natural part of child development and when children feel safe and secure within their environment they tend to embrace it.We can help out children to develop a sense of independence by encouraging them to make simple choices within their everyday life. The degree of ind ...Show more
50 Fantastic Ideas for Science Outdoors by Kirstine Beeley; Alistair Bryce-Clegg
$22.99 AUD
Category: Outside | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
The '50 Fantastic' series is a no nonsense, ideas bank - no frills, just 50 examples of great ideas already in practice Ideal for the busy practitioner they offer a 'dip in' approach to accessing ideas that they may not have thought of.
50 Fantastic Ideas for Sharing and Playing by Alistair Bryce-Clegg; Sally Featherstone
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Category: Play | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
Ideal for the busy practitioner the titles in this series offer offer a 'dip in' approach to accessing ideas that they may not have thought of. Simple inspiring ideas is just what they need to reignite their enthusiasm.
50 Fantastic Ideas for Songs and Rhymes by Helen Battelley
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Category: 50 Fantastic Ideas | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
There's no better way to get children moving, laughing and learning than with songs and dance, but sometimes it can feel like you've exhausted your rhyme repertoire or simply run out of musical steam. 50 Fantastic Ideas for Songs and Rhymes offers a mixture of traditional favourites, fresh alternatives ...Show more
50 Fantastic Ideas for Storytelling by Judit Horvath; Alistair Bryce-Clegg (Volume Editor)
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Category: Language | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
Amongst many popular activities, listening to and telling stories is fundamental to every early years setting. Apart from being fun and exciting, storytelling has many functions in children's development, helping them to make sense of the world and organize events and experience. Children often retell t ...Show more
50 Fantastic Ideas for Supporting Children's Wellbeing by Rebecca Gordine
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Category: Early Years Resources | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
50 Fantastic Ideas for Supporting Children's Wellbeing is packed full of easy-to-follow activities to calm busy minds and bodies and develop young children's self-esteem through engagement with their senses, nature and the world around them. With the ever-increasing pressures on children and teachers in ...Show more
50 Fantastic Ideas for Take-Home Activities by Kate Bass; Jane Vella
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Category: At Home | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
This book will be easy for practitioners to digest and then pass on strategies and instant ideas to parents and carers. The introduction will explain to practitioners how these activities could be shared with families and how to entice and include the harder to reach families, who would not necessarily ...Show more
50 Fantastic Ideas for Treasure Baskets by Sue Gascoyne; Alistair Bryce-Clegg (Volume Editor)
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Category: Play | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
A quality well-made treasure basket offers children a wealth of exploration, play and learning opportunities that are not only great fun, but also match the requirements of the EYFS framework. Drawing on her years of experience and extensive knowledge of children's interaction, author and practitioner S ...Show more
50 Fantastic Ideas for Tuff Trays by Sally Wright
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Category: Play | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
The tuff tray is a staple resource that is often abandoned or underused in early years settings. However, when used effectively, a tuff tray can enhance a child's learning through its versatile usage, such as messy play or as enhancements to support themes and ideas that are being explored. A simple tuf ...Show more
50 Fantastic Ideas to Captivate Boys by Sally Featherstone
$22.99 AUD
Category: Junior Nonfiction | Series: 50 Fantastic Ideas Ser.
You only need to watch children to know that boys and girls learn differently! It's not that girls don't like to be outdoors, to get messy or to be noisily active, they do - they are just able control their muscles at a younger age, so they can sit, watch and listen to adults more easily. They can also ...Show more