Year R

Year R Curriculum

Curriculum Map 2019-2020

Learning at home (for self-isolation)

Home Learning - Week 1

Wildground Federation Home Learning Week 1.pdf

Home Learning - Week 2

Home Learning - Week 2.pdf

Week 1 Home Learning Plan

Early years work book For those of you that have a printer there are some ideas in here.

Crickweb Educational resources and games

CBeebies

Imagination Tree Creative arts for the early years

Tiny Happy People Helps to develop communication skills. Explores simple activities and play ideas.

Hungry Little Minds Check out the activities and apps

Wildground Weekly

Please look to your child's Tapestry to share what your child has been learning this week and what you can do to support and challenge at home.

PLODs

In Year R we use an approach to planning called PLODS (Possible Lines of Development). We start by taking the interests of the children and then think of a range of possible activities that could take place, linking them to the aspects of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum. The PLODS evolve and change over time so they are always reflective of the children interests and we add PLODS if new interests emerge. The activities will be set up in the environment to help the children achieve the next step in their learning. Take a look at how the PLODs develop as we go through the year.

Theme Planning

Longdown Activity Farm Trip!

Robins and Thrushes went to Longdown Activity Farm this week and had an absolutely fantastic time. The children were enthusiastic, engaged, inquisitive and incredibly well behaved. The Longdown Staff praised us on how brilliant the children were and we are very proud of them.

The children got to be farmers for the day which included bottle feeding the calves and kids, feeding the large goats and handling some of the new arrivals at the farm including a 5 day old guinea - pig!

We got to meet Pearl the Shire Horse, some furry alpacas and some miniature donkeys!

Long at some of our wonderful photos, some were even taken by the children!