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A month in the life of Jasmine Maya

By Sandy Green, Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

Jasmine loves to receive post and is allowed to open all the junk mail that arrives. She also enjoys carrying letters to the postbox. When on holiday at the seaside, her parents let her send herself...

Handy work

By Penny Tassoni, Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

Children don't need fancy materials to make things, they just need chances to explore them, says Penny Tassoni Designing and making is one of the most fun areas of the curriculum to provide for. Chi...

A parent's guide to designing and making

Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

Lo and behold, your child comes bouncing out of nursery, school or the childminder's, pleased to see you and clutching something. The item is obviously precious, usually sticky and invariably desti...

Health service

By Sophie Stancel, Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

An innovative exercise programme is stretching children's muscles and their awareness of how to look after their bodies, as Sophie Stancel reports More than 20 per cent of children in the UK are ov...

Handa's market

By Jean Evans, Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

Transform a dark corner into an attractive display area that will enhance children's mathematical awareness and provide a quiet space to enjoy a favourite book, says Vicky Taylor Planned learning i...

Two - out goes you!

By Opal Dunn, Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

Child development opportunities * To quicken finger movements.

I saw a mouse

By Jean Evans, Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

Little creatures inspire some big ideas for literacy work, role play and creative activities in an early years project by Jean Evans Stimulate children's imaginations and curiosity about the natural...

The lion and the mouse: Retold by Jean Evans

By Jean Evans, Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

Once upon a time a small mouse crept over a sleeping lion. She crept over his great big ears, his long, long whiskers and his bushy, hairy mane. Suddenly the lion woke up and, whoosh, caught the lit...

Project guide: mice

Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

This project recognises that: * settings should be constantly resourced and organised in such a way as to offer learning opportunities across all areas of the Foundation Stage curriculum

Dramatic results

By Wendy Scott, Nursery World, 18 December 03, 12:00

Young children are using stories to understand and practise mathematical concepts. Wendy Scott saw this approach in action at a primary school Enacting dramatic scenarios can help young children to ...