Support Your Child's Learning
What to expect in the early years foundation stage
Please click on the link below for a guide for parents of children from birth to five years old. It will help you find out more about your child’s learning and development in the EYFS.
Early Years Foundation Stage
Online resources to support your child's learning
Please click on the link below for useful websites and apps for families with 3-4 year olds to support with Learning and Development
Home Learning Support Resources
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Please click on the link below for useful resources to support with mental health and wellbeing
Wellbeing and mental health resources for Nursery children
Please click the link below to access ideas, tips and resources from the Government to help support your child's learning.
Hungry Little Minds
Re-Opening Story
Re-Opening Story
BBC: Tiny Happy People
Please click on the link below for a collection of resources, activities and games from the BBC to help your child develop their communication skills
Exercising!
Mixing Colours
Natural Number Work
Patterns
Selecting Shapes
Bridge Making
More and Less
Football with Beth
Big and Small
Homemade Musical Instruments
Hungry Hen with Beth
Cleaning Animals
Mud mark making
Painting Numbers
Dinosaur Scene activity
Click on the image below for an activity
Dinosaur Roar Story with Mrs Rennie
Dinosaur Roar Story with Mrs Rennie
How to draw a Gingerbread man
Click on the image below for a drawing activity
Cereal
Throwing into containers with Beth
Mark making with Beth
What is in the box?
Rainbow Snack
Stick Man Story
Water Painting
5 little Ducks
The Gingerbread Man
Baking Gingerbread Men
Gingerbread Man: Repeated refrains
Five in the bed
What does a Palaentologist do?
Click on the picture below to find out about Palaentologists
Make a Shape Dinosaur
Click on the image below for a fun dinosaur activity
Introducing Pp
Forming Pp
Story time with Beth: Dear Zoo
Oral Blending
Three bears rap
Five leaves altogether
Threading
Making Shakers
Sugar Writing
Making an instrument
Old Bear's Adventure
Dinosaur activities
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Dinosaur Repeat Patterns Activity
Please watch the video and then click on the link below for an activity
Fossil hunting
Click on the picture below for a fossil hunting activity
All about dinosaurs with Mrs Rennie
Fossils Activity
Clcik on the picture below for a fossil quiz
Exploring ice with Beth
Make your toy some dinner with Beth
Story time with Beth
Build a farm with Beth
Finding Animals with Beth
How to Make Porridge
Favourite Stories with Mrs Rennie: Some Dogs Do
Favourite Stories with Mrs Rennie: Someone Bigger
Shape Riddles
Click on the shapes below and see if you can solve the shape riddles
Counting Challenge
Click on the numbers below to try the counting activity
Days of the week with Mrs Rennie
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Kim's game with Emma
Lucy's Den
Balancing with Natalie
Sorting objects and colours with Monika
Sorting Sounds
Click on the image below for a sound sorting challenge
Matching Socks Game
Throw and catch!
Counting DInosaurs
Click on the image below for a fun dinosaur counting activity
The Dinosaur has lost his spikes!
Click on the image below to access a fun dinosaur activity.
How Many Spots on the Dinosaur?
Please click on the link below for a fun activity
Baking with Miss West
Click on the video below to make some delicious treats with Miss West.
Goldilocks story
Goldilocks Song
Goldilocks with Jenny
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Guidance to your Child's Development and Learning in the Early Years Foundation Stage
In this booklet from 4Children (supported by the Department for Education), your child’ s first five years are divided up into six age bands to highlight what you might notice your child doing at these points.
Please click here for What to Expect, When? A guide to development and learning.
Please remember: every child is different! Children do not grow and develop at the same rate. After each age band there are some ideas and tips as to how you can help your child’s learning and development.
THE NHS EATWELL GUIDE
For advice, information, recipes and tips please visit the NHS Eatwell Guide.