Teaching Your Child To Read Made Simple
To be honest, we always want to avoid our children from the trauma we had as a child. This leads us to making the mistakes of assuming your child is in the same circumstances you were as a child. For example; if you were always bullied in school, you might assume the same for them.
Are you looking to implement Montessori at home but you have never been trained in the Montessori approach? I have a solution for implementing Montessori between the ages of 3 – 5.
This isn’t a classroom for just academics, it’s a classroom that thrives on nurturing needs and social skills of its pupils. Something you may think a boy called ‘’The Charmer’’ would have. The skills we teach are not ABC’s or 1,2,3’s; these skills are skills for life – Survival. Our motto goes ‘’Behaviour first and then academics.’’
Are you asking me if starfall is worth your money!? Well, that decision is up to you but I would say, yes! I was introduced by a teacher of 19 years, who recommended the website! I would mainly iterate that it is very good for preschoolers to kindergarten. I haven’t worked with the older years …
If the health and safety in early years settingis not where it should be by the legal standard here’s what you can do.
What might make you want to quit your job in your EYFS setting, nursery or in childcare. Are these red flags at your workplace?
Now, free prinatable kids labels are good for a short while but it’s best to encourage parents to invest in long term kids labels that can support their child throughout the school year.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TIME to learn to plan EYFS Phonics but its a demand! Here is what you do!
Many times in EYFS continuous provision we rely on showing children what to do, we must remember there is a difference between modeling and guiding. It may be easy to hold a child’s hand or do it for them but it will not help teach independence. Here is a conversation you could have with a …
Okay, so every teacher’s nightmare is the toilet accidents in the EYFS. Anyone who has come from other than Early Years asks the same questions…. What do you do when they wet themselves and most importnatly..how do you prevent it?
