Creating rich seaside experiences wherever you are! You don’t need to be by the coast to enjoy the magic of the seaside. With a little creativity, you can bring the sights, textures and stories of the beach into your setting. Whether you’re in the heart of a city, a village or learning at home. Beach-themed […]
Exploring the world of insects and bugs with young children opens a door to a wealth of learning opportunities. From fostering curiosity and a love for nature to developing critical thinking and fine motor skills, the benefits are endless!
Mud kitchens have become a staple in early years education, offering a wealth of benefits that support the development of young children.
Bring the changing seasons into your setting with these hands-on activities. Designed to spark curiosity, support early learning goals and nurture children’s connection with the natural world.
As September approaches, the excitement and anxiety about the new school year begin to surface. For young children, the transition to different rooms in nurseries or to school can be a significant emotional milestone.
Jenny Hiller, CORU Registered, Senior Speech and Language Therapist, offers invaluable guidance to practitioners through a collection of short videos to support speech & language development in the early years.
Dinosaurs are a source of great fascination for many children. Here’s a few of our favourite activities to use with our dinosaur-themed resources to achieve early learning goals in playful and interactive ways.
As educators we need to prepare children for the world they will inherit. We do so not with dire warnings, but by encouraging in children a sense of joy in the natural world, helping them to care for and respect it.
As Christopher Robin learned in Hundred Acre Wood, a forest is a great place for adventures. If you don’t have a forest nearby, you don’t need to miss out. Here are some ideas to bring the adventure to your setting.
In our early years settings, we instinctively know that it’s important to build a culture of kindness along with its close companion, gratitude. But why? These qualities are not simply pleasant, but are also fundamental to healthy brain development. Let’s take a look at this in more detail.