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Case study: well settled

11 October 2001

Anita Mohindra is head of the New River Green Early Years Centre and Family Project in London. The team has thought in detail about how best to develop a positive...

Tips for practice

11 October 2001

* Value the time and attention you give to settling in a child and parent(s). * It certainly should not be seen as a time to 'get through' so that...

Number snake

11 October 2001

Number snake Help the children to develop their counting and number recognition skills.

Hand-shaped textured puzzle

11 October 2001

Make an interesting feely picture to tie in with a topic on senses. It could also be used to help to stimulate a partially sighted child. Resources

Sweet pumpkin tarts

11 October 2001

Ingredients 250g shortcrust pastry 1 tblsp plain flour half a medium pumpkin 110g caster sugar 150ml single cream 1 egg pinch of nutmeg 1 tsp vanilla essence

Globetrotters

11 October 2001

Bring the whole world into your classroom by involving the children's families in a project that will broaden all areas of learning. Hetty Kothari explains how it can be done...

Whizz bang

11 October 2001

Fear and apprehension, rather than fun and excitement, may be what some children associate with Bonfire Night. Jane Drake suggests ways to make it a pleasure for all For most...

Your questions answered

11 October 2001

Bagging a story We would like to make story sacks for the three-and four-year-olds in our day nursery to use both in the setting and at home. Do you have...

Satisfaction won't pay the rent

11 October 2001

Annette Dawson (Letters, 27 September) is so right - you only have to ask childminders to find out what a rewarding job it is. The research consistently shows childcare workers...

Parents must be on side

11 October 2001

By Gillian Penlington, education researcher at the Social Market Foundation The Government has recognised that it makes sense to focus on the early years. In England it has provided universal...

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