Posts tagged 'Early Years'

Hi everyone, I’m Sian from @mouse_and_roos_adventures. Today I’m going to be showing you some of my tray play ideas that will hopefully inspire you to have a go for yourself.

This is Mrs Burrow here, I thought I would quickly introduce myself. I am an Early Years teacher and have been working in education for nearly 9 years. I wanted to share with you some tips and tricks to help ease and settle all the little toes that will be popping into your classroom to start their first day of school.

We know how easy it is to run out of ways to keep entertained during the holidays, but don’t worry we have got you covered! Here’s some fun and messy recipes which can be made using items already laying around the house.

Summer reading is highly beneficial to children as it allows them to retain all of the knowledge that they have gained in the previous academic year, whilst building new critical thinking skills ready September. On top of this it allows for the development of creativity, self-expression and mindfulness.

Early Years practitioner, Stephanie Almond, provides a useful insight in how to create an early years environment, drawing on her own experience from a variety of settings.

It’s no secret that Dad’s are notoriously hard to find presents for, so this year we’ve got you covered! Here are 5 craft ideas you can complete at home that will show him how much you care. Ditch the gift cards for something a lot more meaningful this year.

How to engage, captivate and nurture ALL of our budding mathematicians whilst working towards the new Early Years framework?

To celebrate World Biscuit day, why not get baking with the kids and create a range of cute and colourful biscuits? These easy cookies are perfect for birthday parties and seasonal events.

World Baking Day is here, and what better way to celebrate than baking a few tasty treats. Here we have three simple (but scrumptious) recipes for you to try out. KCS Educational Supplies.

Dinosaur Day is a staple celebration here at KCS with a multitude of ways it can be brought into the classroom. We’ve put together some ROAR-some ideas to spark your imagination!