Early years activity: Naming emotions
The ability to identify and name emotions supports children to develop their self-regulation skills and build strong social relationships and a positive sense of themselves.
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The ability to identify and name emotions supports children to develop their self-regulation skills and build strong social relationships and a positive sense of themselves.
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Explore the difference between nursery leaders and nursery managers and understand the vital role each plays in making a fantastic early years setting.
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This exciting Easter bunny obstacle course is a great way for young children to celebrate while developing their gross motor skills, coordination, and teamwork.
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Nurseries play a vital role in shaping children’s eating habits and encouraging a positive approach to food.
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See 10 top tips to help practitioners understand how to support young children’s EYFS communication and language development effectively.
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Nursery packed lunches requires careful thought to ensure meals are safe, nutritious, and enjoyable - see our top tips checklist.
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Spring is a wonderous time to get outside and appreciate the magnificent world around us. Encouraging parents to embrace the outdoors at this time of year can have many benefits for themselves, as well as learning opportunities for their children. Here are some benefits of being outside to share with parents and some simple, fun activities to get them started.
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This Easter/spring themed sensory tray will be perfect for encouraging the children to engage in a hands on, sensory play experience. It will also help to hone their mathematical thinking and understanding.
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Bringing nature into your nursery provides children with rich, hands-on experiences that enhance curiosity, exploration and overall development.
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Spring has sprung so let’s get outside and explore this busy season with all our senses. Start with a walk to observe, touch, smell and feel the environment and then create a sensory bin with all the treasures you’ve found along the way.
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