Physical Development

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Physical Development part 4: Have fun developing agility and hand-to-eye coordination

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Supporting free movement comes from having a deep knowledge of each child, based on closely observing them.
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Pikler approach to free movement: Role of the 'care giving adult'

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Physical play and activities should happen inside as well as outdoors
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Physical Development p3: Building strength and stamina

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Outdoors: Stem – experimenting with friction

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Ore Church Mice Pre-School PHOTOS Terri Pengilley
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Physical Development: Strategies to develop co-ordination and balance

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'In the EYFS, physical development is limited to motor skills despite its impact on cognitive and emotional development' PHOTO Terri Pengilley, Ore Church Mice Pre School, Hastings
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Physical development: Strategies to deliver the best range of experiences for young children

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Sport England’s latest Active Lives Children and Young People survey shows activity levels remain stagnant among children, PHOTO: Sport England
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Almost 4 million children not physically active for at least an hour a day – survey

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Children are often attracted to enclosed spaces, both indoors and outside
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All about… small spaces

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PHOTO: Adobe Stock
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Nursery World's Physical Development in the Early Years conference – report

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Being physically active is a recipe for happiness.
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Health & Wellbeing: Tuning in to what makes children happy

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Kids Planet Stretton
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Make the outdoors a place of 'irresistible temptations'

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Babies and toddlers who have not had their movement restricted are more confident and agile, with greater spatial awareness PHOTO Julia Manning-Morton
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The Pikler approach to free movement: Letting children lead their development

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Outdoors: Natural adventures

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The whiteboard table is a particularly popular resource
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Mark making part 1: Scribble masterpieces

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At Poppies Preschool, children learn to sew both by hand and using sewing machines
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Expressive Arts and Design: Get set to sew!

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The children added to the train track drawing enhancement
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An A to Z of enhancements: L is for large-scale art

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