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Where's my Partner?: A matching game to develop blending and segmenting

Sarah Featherstone

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...Introduction This is a fast paced game that gives lots of opportunities for decoding cvc words. It can be used with letters from any phase and adapted to add further challenge as the children's reading skills develop.Focus Segmenting...

Feel It! (Body Rhymes): An idea for junk music

Simon MacDonald

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...What you need No special equipmentWhat you do Begin with a circle. Make sure the children know how to play this game safely, not hurting themselves or others by over-enthusiastic actions. Repeat Vowel Yowl, but this time, encourage...

Felt Tip Cars: An idea for mark-making

Alistair Bryce-Clegg

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...Introduction These activities recognise how our children are inspired and motivated to learn, and to then use this information to create exciting and purposeful opportunities for them to mark make and eventually write. They are activities...

Talking fingers: Use finger puppets to encourage talk

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Puppets are a great tool in Early Years settings. They encourage less confident children to contribute to activities; provide another focus for children's eyes and attention and give clues that can help children to learn...

Outdoor sounds: Create a sound-making area in your garden or outdoor area.

Sally Featherstone

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...Introduction Make your own instruments using a wide range of resources. Allow children to discover how different objects make different sounds and experiment making their own instruments. Below is a list of ideas of different instruments...

Green Screen Pirate Adventure: Create your own movie with green screen effects

Pamela Algie

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...Introduction In green screen anything green can be removed digitally from photos and videos. Most green screen apps have a chroma filter so the colour to be removed doesn't always have to be green, but green often works the best...

My Baby: Suitable for an adult and one or two children

Phill

and

Sally Featherstone

Activity

...Introduction All children need a secure, safe loving environment for their brains to thrive. Externalising these feelings gives young children an opportunity to practice being loving to another person. This starts at home, but good...

Sound Kings and Queens: Make phoneme crowns

Sarah Featherstone

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...Introduction This activity supports the teaching of phonemes and allows for early spelling practice. Plus, every child will have a crown to wear or take home at the end. Knowing they will end up with a product to keep at the end...

Mine and yours: Naming and recognising objects

Sally Featherstone

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Phill Featherstone

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...Introduction Knowing the names of familiar objects is a vital communication skill. Children also need to recognise their own clothing and belongings, so they can begin to look after them. This activity supports the development...

Maps And Plans Treasure Box: An idea using maps and plans

Melanie Roan

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Marion Taylor

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...What you need A box with a lid, to contain the following resources: maps of the world a globe pictures of different kinds of roads pictures of road signs and symbols road maps and atlases (old ones from charity shops) maps of the local area...