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Early Years Essentials offers a wealth of evidence-based strategies and ideas to enhance the learning and development of young children. Linked to the EYFS framework and drawing on a wide range of case studies from across the sector, it shows what excellent provision looks like in practice alongside summaries of key research.Each chapter includes a ‘pondering question’ which offers the reader the opportunity to reflect on their own knowledge, as well as providing a framework to consider how to enhance their own teaching skills. Covering all aspects of early years practice, the chapters include:The indoor and outdoor learning environmentObservation, planning, and assessmentWorking with parents and carersThe prime and specific areas of learningAdult-child interactionsThe characteristics of effective learningInclusion and diversityChild and practitioner wellbeingIncluding reflective questions and key takeaways in every chapter, this essential text will support student and practitioner knowledge and understanding of how the EYFS principles can be effectively embedded into best practice.

Early Years Essentials offers a wealth of evidence-based strategies and ideas to enhance the learning and development of young children. Linked to the EYFS framework and drawing on a wide range of case studies from across the sector, it shows what excellent provision looks like in practice alongside summaries of key research.Each chapter includes a ‘pondering question’ which offers the reader the opportunity to reflect on their own knowledge, as well as providing a framework to consider how to enhance their own teaching skills. Covering all aspects of early years practice, the chapters include:The indoor and outdoor learning environmentObservation, planning, and assessmentWorking with parents and carersThe prime and specific areas of learningAdult-child interactionsThe characteristics of effective learningInclusion and diversityChild and practitioner wellbeingIncluding reflective questions and key takeaways in every chapter, this essential text will support student and practitioner knowledge and understanding of how the EYFS principles can be effectively embedded into best practice.

Early Years Essentials offers a wealth of evidence-based strategies and ideas to enhance the learning and development of young children. Linked to the EYFS framework and drawing on a wide range of case studies from across the sector, it shows what excellent provision looks like in practice alongside summaries of key research.Each chapter includes a 'pondering question' which offers the reader the opportunity to reflect on their own knowledge, as well as providing a framework to consider how to enhance their own teaching skills. Covering all aspects of early years practice, the chapters include: The indoor and outdoor learning environment Observation, planning, and assessment Working with parents and carers The prime and specific areas of learning Adult-child interactions The characteristics of effective learning Inclusion and diversity Child and practitioner wellbeing Including reflective questions and key takeaways in every chapter, this essential text will support student and practitioner knowledge and understanding of how the EYFS principles can be effectively embedded into best practice.

Early Years Essentials offers a wealth of evidence-based strategies and ideas to enhance the learning and development of young children. Linked to the EYFS framework and drawing on a wide range of case studies from across the sector, it shows what excellent provision looks like in practice alongside summaries of key research.Each chapter includes a 'pondering question' which offers the reader the opportunity to reflect on their own knowledge, as well as providing a framework to consider how to enhance their own teaching skills. Covering all aspects of early years practice, the chapters include: The indoor and outdoor learning environment Observation, planning, and assessment Working with parents and carers The prime and specific areas of learning Adult-child interactions The characteristics of effective learning Inclusion and diversity Child and practitioner wellbeing Including reflective questions and key takeaways in every chapter, this essential text will support student and practitioner knowledge and understanding of how the EYFS principles can be effectively embedded into best practice.

A blended print and digital Early Years programme for children aged 3 to 5. Oxford International Pre-Primary offers a structured and integrated English, maths and science programme with inspiring characters and a wide range of play-based activities that put each child at the heart of the learning experience. The programme has been designed for international pre-primary teachers following the EYFS or Oxford International CurriculumOxford International Pre-Primary offers a consistent and engaging route through pre-primary English, maths and science based on international best practice, with coverage of a range of curricula and a strong focus on wellbeing to fully prepare children for primary education.