Penny Tassoni

As well as an opportunity to express themselves, painting can be relaxing for children
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Expressive Arts and Design - Brush strokes

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Exploring 3D objects feeds into many areas of the early years curriculum
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Expressive Arts and Design: 3D Structures: Shaping up

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Listening to and making music helps children to express their emotions and self-regulate
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Music in The Early Years - Strike a chord

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Early mark making is the beginning of children’s journey to becoming confident writers when they are older
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EYFS Best Practice - All about… mark making

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EAD also links in with other areas, such as Personal, Social and Emotional Development
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Revised EYFS – In focus… Expressive arts and design

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Sharing Rhymes - Five Baby Owls

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Sharing Rhymes - We can Jump, Jump, Jump

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Sharing Rhymes - I Have Ten Little Fingers

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Party planning is an excellent example of social collaboration
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Social Collaboration – Party time?

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Sharing Rhymes – I had a Little Turtle

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Eating skills are one example of speedy development for toddlers
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Around the nursery, part 11 - Toddler time

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Sharing Rhymes – A Bouncing We Will Go

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Babies must have opportunities to explore safely while enjoying their newfound freedom
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Around the Nursery, part 10 - In their Prime?

Around The Nursery
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Sharing Rhymes - Tommy Thumb

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Adults should observe what children are doing in order to cater for individual needs around construction play
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Around the Nursery, Part 9 - A brick at a time

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Sharing Rhymes – 1 Bubble, 2 Bubbles

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