Understand the value of play in the early years “Play is not something new. It would appear that for thousands of years children have played. It would also seem they are born primed and ready to play and also to explore. Interestingly they do this without...
Supporting children’s socialisation and behaviour within play envi-ronments Play develops social skills; to play together, learning to turn take and share. Children learn through play, they must be able to manage their time so that they have the opportunity to become...
Maths at the Nest Understanding shape and spatial awareness. Toys, such as Shape sorters, puzzles and wooden blocks. Having games of hide & seek and cardboard boxes to climb into for spatial awareness. mark mak-ing; looking at shapes drawn starting with circles...
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