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Everything in its Place: A Clearing up game

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Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Taking care of the setting and equipment is an important aspect of any educational setting. It is too easy to do all the clearing up yourself, but much more educationally sound to teach children to do it themselves. Suitable...

Dance factory: Create a dance studio in your setting

Dawn Roper

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...Introduction Children will love having their own dance studio and the opportunity to use props to create and record their own dance routines, either on their own or with a group of friends. Use a video recorder to capture...

Hands High!: Use your hands to express how you feel!

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction This very simple activity enables children to make a physical response to what they feel.What you need A felt pen for each pair of childrenBefore you start Secretly draw a smiley face on one palm and a sad face on the other...

Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear (And Other Action Songs): An idea for sequencing skills

Keri Finlayson

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...What you need good, strong voices! space for everyone to jump and move aroundWhat you do Chant this song and perform the actions. Perform the actions clearly and distinctly: Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear Teddy bear, Teddy bear Turn around. (walk...

Read all about us: Get children involved with parent newsletters

Dawn Roper

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...Introduction Digital newsletters are a great way to promote parent/carer engagement in their child's learning. Create digital newsletters to inform parents/carers about what is happening in the setting, including children's points of view...

Snake In The Alley: An idea for a team game

Simon MacDonald

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...Group size 10+What you need Chalk to draw team linesHow to play At least four players are the snakes. The snakes form the alley by standing in a line with wide spaces between them, facing the rest of the group, who should be at a distance...

Autumn: Who's New Round Here?: An idea for a special day

Dawn Roper

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...What you need books about Christenings Christening gowns, cards, presents photographs of Christenings books and stories about babies from a variety of backgrounds, races and culturesKeywords birth Christening gown font celebration special...

Round And Back: An idea for a team game

Simon MacDonald

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...Group size 6-10 playersWhat you need A beanbag for each team A marker/cone for each teamHow to play Two teams line up one behind the other. On your signal, the first player in each team runs, hops, walks or strides (or any other method...

Jump into the Basket!: Popcorn parachute games

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Parachute play depends on co-operation, and this needs practice. This game helps children to work together in a group to achieve a shared aim. Holding onto the fabric keeps their hands occupied as they work in a group to play...

Build Your Bones: An idea for healthy eating

Amicia Boden

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...What are they learning? Introduce the relationship between dairy foods and bone health. Key Skills: Literacy and language surrounding dairy foods; numeracy; following physical activity instructions; turn-taking.What you need Open space...