Whether you're a parent, teacher, or caregiver, these crafts and activities are designed to be easy, budget-friendly, and most importantly, a source of creativity and excitement for little ones.
Welcome to the latest addition of spotlight where we shine a light on innovative products designed to enhance your classroom or learning environment. The Learning Resources Soft Foam Cross Section Eye Model helps children gain a deeper insight into the parts of an eye. The foam model splits into two; one half features labels and the other features letters for self /peer assessment and other assessment opportunities. This soft foam model is realistically detailed, includes an activity guide and is idea for children aged 7+ .
Hanukkah is a wonderful time for family and friends to come together and celebrate, and what better way to get children involved than through crafts...
If you are involved in education or childcare, you've probably heard about the school-based nursery grant. But what exactly is it, and how can it benefit you and your local community?
Get ready to spread holiday cheer with a personal touch! Whether you're looking for a creative activity to enjoy with your little ones at home or a festive project for your classroom, these five easy Christmas card ideas are perfect for children of all ages.
Hi everyone! I'm Alice (miss.miles.eyfs) and I'm an EYFS Reception class teacher. This blog post is all about displays and in particular how I made our Christmas Nativity display
As the days grow shorter and darker we wanted to inspire you with some winter themed activities...
The second part of the autumn term is an exciting time for schools, as pupils settle back in, staff reconnect, and new learning goals are set.
The yellow door rollers have always been a firm favourite in our house and if you are not already a convert the 'seasons' set is the perfect place to start. It includes four sets of rollers, each with six different designs, all made with a durable stone mix which is perfect for indoor and outdoor play.
Numeracy, counting, and sorting are essential in early childhood development, as they lay the groundwork for critical thinking, problem-solving, and a deeper understanding of math concepts.
