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Adults to overtly model the language of feelings, new vocabulary for the month,
Continuous use of the behaviour policy prompts to discuss feelings and reminding to always follow the golden rules.
Rewarded for following the golden rules through praise and positive reinforcement
Modelling positive play and interactions in the provision.
Adults to make children aware of their abilities “you have made a lovely picture. You like to be in the creative area”
Learn to listen and respond appropriately with relevant comments, questions, or actions
Language
Have opportunities to have conversations and develop vocal sound formation in doing this
To respond to instructions and directions through adult initiated/led and child led activities
Use appropriate story language to re-enact/re-tell simple and familiar stories
Learn new vocabulary relating to topics
Objects of reference, Makaton signs and visuals used by all adults in the room
Recognise print
Have opportunities to make their own marks using different tools
Reading Simon Sock-Sue Hendra Oliver’s Vegetables – Vivian French Superheroes Don’t get Scared –
Comprehension: Puppets Kate Thompson
Book of the Month
Continuous Throughout the year children will:
provision Rote counting to 3, 5 & 10.
1:1 principle to 3, 5. 10 using concrete objects,
Cardinality principle to 3, 5 & 10 using concrete objects.
Introduce number/sorting frames,
Comparing quantities more and less, Oneness of 1-5, Number line 0-5, Counting 0-5 from a larger group, One more than one less than
Maths
0-3/5/10.
Compare objects in size, length height through opportunities. Adults to model “I wonder if….”
Describe shape through opportunities
Number rhyme 3/5/10 Little leaves 3/5/10 Little Pumpkins 3/5/10 in a bed
Adults to overtly model the language of feelings, new vocabulary for the month,
Continuous use of the behaviour policy prompts to discuss feelings and reminding to always follow the golden rules.
Rewarded for following the golden rules through praise and positive reinforcement
Modelling positive play and interactions in the provision.
Adults to make children aware of their abilities “you have made a lovely picture. You like to be in the creative area”
Learn to listen and respond appropriately with relevant comments, questions, or actions
Have opportunities to have conversations and develop vocal sound formation in doing this
To respond to instructions and directions through adult initiated/led and child led activities
Use appropriate story language to re-enact/re-tell simple and familiar stories
Learn new vocabulary relating to topics
Objects of reference, Makaton signs and visuals used by all adults in the room
To be confident when mark making, holding tools appropriately and practicing name writing throughout the whole year
Become independent in self-care toileting/coats/snack time
Take off and put on shoes, coats, wellies, and slippers Blowing nose Washing and drying hands Potty training Using the toilet
Pouring water/milk Using cutlery Tidy up time, carpet skills
Mini Motors
Heads Shoulders Knees and Toes Races and obstacle courses
Recognise print
Have opportunities to make their own marks using different tools
Number songs
3/5/10 Little reindeers pulling a sleigh 3/5/10 Little Men Flying Saucer 3/5/10 Currant buns in a baker’s shop
Artist Van Gogh – starry night McTaggart – Aboriginal art Joan Miro –
Shades of blue, Sponge painting, Textures Spots and dots Collage tissue paper
Chick pea art, cotton buds
Continuous Throughout the year children will:
provision Learn outdoors
To explore and engage with nature; birdwatching, bug houses, growing fruit and vegetables
Understanding the World
provision Keyworkers will ensure they converse daily with the families to encourage a secure attachment and ease any separation anxiety
Adults to overtly model the language of feelings, new vocabulary for the month,
Continuous use of the behaviour policy prompts to discuss feelings and reminding to always follow the golden rules.
Rewarded for following the golden rules through praise and positive reinforcement
Modelling positive play and interactions in the provision.
Adults to make children aware of their abilities “you have made a lovely picture. You like to be in the creative area”
Learn to listen and respond appropriately with relevant comments, questions, or actions
Have opportunities to have conversations and develop vocal sound formation in doing this
Language
To respond to instructions and directions through adult initiated/led and child led activities
Use appropriate story language to re-enact/re-tell simple and familiar stories
Learn new vocabulary relating to topics
Objects of reference, Makaton signs and visuals used by all adults in the room
Phonics:
Phase One Voice Sounds- Voice Sounds- Rhythm and rhyme
Word reading Silly Soup Sound Lotto Rhyming pairs
Funky Fingers
Zips Buttons Laces
Recognise print
Have opportunities to make their own marks using different tools
Book of the
month Jasper’s Beanstalk Mick Inkpenn Odd Egg – Emily Gravett Peter Rabbit – Beatrix Potter
Comprehension
Number
3/5/10 Green bottles 3/5/10 Little ducks Here is the hive….
Music/ Vivaldi Four Seasons Peter and the Wolf Flight of the Bumble Bee -
Composer Spring Sergei Prokofiev Korsakov
provision To explore and engage with nature; birdwatching, bug houses, growing fruit and vegetables
To play in all weathers
To celebrate different cultures and families through the interest and environment we provide for them
Continuous provision
anxiety
Adults to overtly model the language of feelings, new vocabulary for the month,
Continuous use of the behaviour policy prompts to discuss feelings and reminding to always follow the golden rules.
Rewarded for following the golden rules through praise and positive reinforcement
Modelling positive play and interactions in the provision.
Adults to make children aware of their abilities “you have made a lovely picture. You like to be in the creative area”
Managing self Oral health Ice cream month All about milk
Keyworkers will ensure they converse daily with the families to encourage a secure attachment and ease any separation
anxiety
Adults to overtly model the language of feelings, new vocabulary for the month,
Continuous use of the behaviour policy prompts to discuss feelings and reminding to always follow the golden rules.
Rewarded for following the golden rules through praise and positive reinforcement
Modelling positive play and interactions in the provision.
Adults to make children aware of their abilities “you have made a lovely picture. You like to be in the creative area”
Mini Motors
Sports day Water games
Continuous provision Book Talk – how to handle and care for them, favourite books,
Adult modelling of reading in different spaces, creating reading spaces, sharing books individually, small groups and cohort.
Literacy
Picture/Name Recognition and with increasing independence and support and pictures: Coat peg/milk tags
Letter recognition in names and familiar words
Book of the Month How does a tadpole grow – Eric Carle Rumble in the Jungle – Giles Andrea Sharing a Shell- Julia Donaldson
Comprehension
Numbers Numbering ordering to 10. Number recognition 0-10 Represent numbers up to 10. Number rhymes to 10 One more/one less
Oneness of 1-10 Estimating using numbers to 6 Number bonds to 5. Comparative addition of numbers to 5.
Maths
Number songs 3/5/10 speckled frogs 3/5/10 Cheeky monkeys 1,2,3,4,5 once I caught a fish alive
provision Sing a variety of nursery rhymes and become familiar with these modelled by adults in the continuous provision
To move to music and play instruments to a variety of different songs
Hello Everyone…Days of the week…Months of the year…listening song
Create pictures and models of their own
Create art outside with natural objects
To explore and engage with nature; birdwatching, bug houses, growing fruit and vegetables
To play in all weathers
To celebrate different cultures and families through the interest and environment we provide for them
Celebration
Midsummer’s Day Independence Day Ocean Day