Writing by Jean Evans

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Part of Belair: Early Years series

Summary

Writing is packed with flexible ideas for developing early understanding and igniting curiosity in the Literacy and Expressive arts and design areas of learning. Activities across fifteen themes can be tailored to meet the needs and interests of every child and support progress towards the knowledge and skills required by the Early Learning Goals.

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Writing by Jean Evans

Writing is packed with flexible ideas for developing early understanding and igniting curiosity in the Literacy and Expressive arts and design areas of learning. Activities across fifteen themes can be tailored to meet the needs and interests of every child and support progress towards the knowledge and skills required by the Early Learning Goals. - Clear learning intentions for each activity enable effective planning of experiences. - Suggestions for involving parents with Home Links to extend the learning themes. - Links to different areas of learning through a variety of topics. - Photographs of real children’s work to illustrate potential learning outcomes of the activities.

‘The clear learning intentions, extension ideas and activities and home links, will support practitioners and parents/carers effectively’

‘There are some genuinely lovely ideas in this book’

Martine Horvath, Early Years Educator Magazine

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ISBN 13 9780007448012
ISBN 10 0007448015
Title Writing
Author Jean Evans
Series Belair: Early Years
Condition Unavailable
Binding type Paperback
Publisher Harpercollins Uk
Year published 2012-09-03
Number of pages 64
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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