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UNIT 8
Support The Needs Of The Child in Preparing For School.
Session 1 15/1/15
STARTER ACTIVITY
Read the article below take notes and
discuss your thoughts with the group.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-
26976726
LEARNING OUTCOMES
To identify the meaning of ‘School readiness’
Explain the term ‘School readiness’
To produce a circle wheel diagram to explain
how the practitioner can support the child to
prepare for school
Explain how the early years practitioner
supports children to prepare for School
Describe the holistic needs of children as
they prepare for school
School readiness
What does ‘School readiness mean?’
There are 3 key elements of the term ‘School readiness:-
Children's readiness for school - What children should know and be able
to do in order to enter school ready and eager to learn, thereby enabling a
successful transition to a primary school environment.
Schools' readiness for children - School environments and practices that
foster and support a smooth transition for children into primary school and
later years. These practices also promote the learning of all children.
Ready Families - Family and community supports and services that
contribute to children's readiness for school success
Parental and caregiver attitudes towards and involvement in their children’s
early learning and development and transition to school.
TASK
Matching pairs activity
Communication Skills
Children who rely heavily on adults to carry out basic activities may find starting School more
challenging. Seemingly simple things such as putting on and doing up their own coat or
remembering to go to the toilet without being reminded are important, as well as being able
to get themselves changed for PE, or use a knife and fork. Children will increasingly need to be
able to think for themselves and act independently – for example, remembering to put their
lunch box or book bag in a particular place in the morning.
Self – confidence
This refers to children who are able to manage their feelings and talk about what is
happening. Children who understand the need for appropriate behaviour and follow the rules
will find it easier to settle into school routines.
Independence
Children who are more confident in themselves may be more willing to try new activities or
to tell adults when they need help. This will affect their experiences and how they work with
others.
Co-operation
Children who have limited pre-school experiences may find it difficult to adapt to their new
routines. Starting school may be daunting and they may be reluctant to leave parents and
carers.
HOW CAN THE PRACTITIONER SUPPORT THE
CHILD IN PREPARING FOR SCHOOL ?
Supporting
children’s
preparation
for School
Stories Visits from
teachers
Talking to
parents
Giving out
information
RESEARCH
Using the Nabies or your mobile device work
in pairs to research suitable stories that can
be used to settle children into School
What are the benefits of inviting parents into
talk to the children?
What conversations can you be holding with
parents?
What information will you be able to give
out?
Write your answers on sugar paper present
your findings to the group.
LOOK AT YOUR COPY OF THE EYFS
Communication and language development
• Physical development
• Personal, social and emotional development
• Literacy
• Mathematics
• Understanding the world
• Expressive arts and design
TASK
Work in small
groups to
develop ideas
of how we
can prepare
Children for
School under
each area of
the EYFS
SCENARIO
The Nursery and local Primary Schools have always
worked together in order to support the needs of
children as they move from Nursery to School at the
age of four or five years of age. Each year staff from
the Nursery and the School have to ensure that
appointments are in place so that information can be
exchanged in time for planning to take place in order
to support the individual needs of each Child who will
be joining them.
What sort of information will staff from the School
require from the Nursery?
How will this information help the staff from the School
plan for each individual Child?
Who else might be involved in information sharing to
support the child during this transition?
CLASS DISCUSSION
What are the holistic needs of Children as
they start School?
Board Blast
TASK
Produce a hand-out to give to parents to :-
Explain the term ‘School readiness’
Explain how the early years practitioner
supports children to prepare for School
Describe the holistic needs of children as they
prepare for school
Page 13 of the EYFS will support you with this
www.foudationyears.org.uk/wpcontent/uploads/
2012/11/2013eyfshandbook.pdf
UNIT 8
Support The Needs Of The Child in Preparing For School.
Session 2 15/1/15
STARTER ACTIVITY
Watch the clip list the benefits of working with
others when supporting children into School
http://www.educationscotland.gov.uk/video/p/vi
deo_tcm4651067.asp
LEARNING OUTCOMES
To define the term working with others
Identify others in helping children prepare for
School
Describe information required in supporting
children to settle into School
DISCUSSION
What is meant by working in partnership with
others?
WHO COULD YOU WORK WITH
Other key
workers
Parents
carers
SENC
O
Occupational
therapist
physiotherapists
Behaviour
support
therapists
Sensory
support
teachers
Autism
specialists
Medical
specialists
SALT
Class
teacher
s
Local
authority
represent
atives
Working with
Others
OUTLINE THE ROLE OF EACH PROFESSIONAL
Co key workers and other colleagues
Parents and carers
Early years SENCO
Occupational therapists
Physiotherapists
Behaviour support therapists
Sensory support teachers
Autism specialists
Medical specialists
Speech and language therapists
Class teachers
Local authority representatives
READ YOUR ARTICLE
School Arrangements to Meet Individual
Needs
Write a short description of the information in
which the School would require to ensure
they are meeting the individual needs of the
child during their transition into school
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJTOQxYrdqU
CASE STUDY
Anya is about to move into reception. She has a
disability which means that she is mainly wheel chair
bound, although she can use a walking frame and
should be encouraged to do this some of the time.
Her disability does not affect her learning. A meeting
has been set up between your setting and Anya’s
new school and you have been asked to write a
report to present at the meeting.
What do you think the school will need to know
about?
Apart from Anya’s new reception teacher, what other
professionals do you think will need to be present at
the meeting?
UNIT 8
Support The Needs Of The Child in Preparing For School.
Session 3 22/1/15
STARTER ACTIVITY
How many words can you make out of:
Language Rich Environment
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Explain what is meant by a ‘language rich
environment’.
Describe how to contribute to a language rich
environment for children from birth to 5 years
Plan and prepare activities to carry out with
children whilst in placement
Literacy
Development
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Listening
SPEECH AND LANGUAGE
Babies will tune in to speech through linking
sounds with communication
Speech is the physical process of us being
able to pass on our thoughts and ideas
Children will be able to hear the patterns of
language
SPEECH AND LANGUAGE
Language is the medium in which we choose to
talk and communicate. For example; written,
verbal, signing.
Speech and language are crucial to children’s
literacy development as its supports children to
be able to communicate.
Children need to extend their vocabulary, share
their ideas and experiences.
EYFS
Communication and language is one of the
prime areas of the framework
Listening and attention
Understanding and speaking
Explore the skills children are expected to
develop.
NATIONAL CURRICULUM
Children will learn literacy.
Speaking and listening
Reading
Writing
BOARD BLAST
How can you
promote a
language rich
environment?
Self registration
Labelled displays
Book areas
Literacy areas
Toys and equipment
labelled Interactive boards
Behaviour charts
Singing
Stories/singing
Questions
Conversations
WHAT ACTIVITIES CAN WE PROVIDE TO DEVELOP
CHILDREN’S LISTENING AND SPEAKING ?
Activity Plan – for __________age children
READING
Reading is the understanding of written
symbols and print
It is an important skill as it underpins many
other areas of learning
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE CHILDREN’S STORY
TO READ.
CHOOSE A STORY TO READ
In your pair read your story-
What pre-reading skills will a child develop?
What other experiences do you need to give to
children to support reading?
PRE- READING SKILLS
Handling books
Hearing stories
Being read to
Opportunities to speak and listen.
WHAT ACTIVITIES CAN WE PROVIDE TO
SUPPORT PRE READING SKILLS?
Development of fine motor skills
Listening activities
Speaking activities
Matching and sequencing activities
Sharing books with children
Recognising letters and words in the environment
WRITING SKILLS
WRITING
Writing consists of taking the sounds of oral
language and changing them into symbols
that can be recorded.
Writing is essential in every day life.
QUESTION
What is the link between learning to write and
learning to read?
These are interrelated and should be taught this
way.
Historically they were taught separately.
Children will need a range of literacy experiences.
Children who read more grasp writing easier.
WHAT DO CHILDREN NEED TO KNOW?
Writing involves a lot of learning,
The skills that children need to know are
How to write individual letters uppercase and
lower case
How to write using different scripts such as
joined up writing, computer text and print
Spell words correctly and use grammar and
punctuation
MOTIVATE CHILDREN TO WRITE FOR A
PURPOSE.
Early years
What activities can
we provide to
develop children’s
writing skills?
WHITEBOARD
Independently list as may reasons as possible
to why children may not progress with literacy.
Think pair share your responses.
DIGITAL LITERACY
What resources have you seen in your
placements to support Digital Literacy?
PLAN FOR CHILDREN’S PARTICIPATION IN
ACTIVITIES WHICH ENCOURAGE:
Speaking and listening
Reading
Writing
Digital literacy
UNIT 8 3.3
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/searchresults?sc
ope=cbeebiesfind&q=literacy
UNIT 8 3.4 You are required to carry out these
activities within your placement’s
UNIT 8
Support The Needs Of The Child in Preparing For School.
Session 4 22/1/15
STARTER ACTIVITY
Lets play beetle
Roll a d ic e a nd b uild
your b eetle
1= Bod y
2= Hea d
3= Eyes
4= Antenna e
5= Ta il
6= Leg s
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Identify how we can integrate maths activities
into every day life
Identify how mathematics fits within the EYFS
curriculum
Describe how to create an environment which
supports children’s mathematical development
Explain what needs to be considered when
providing maths activities to children
Plan a range of mathematical activities to carry
out within your placements
MATHEMATICS IS AROUND US
How do we use mathematical skills everyday?
• Shopping
• Pouring a drink
• Filling a bowl or plate with food
• Placing objects down
• Picking objects up
• The list is endless
LEARNING THESE SKILLS
On your tables discuss how you learnt
mathematical concepts.
Think about activities, experiences, teacher
involvement.
AREAS/STRANDS OF MATHEMATICS
EYFS
Number, shape and measures
Primary Framework for Mathematics
Using and applying mathematics
Counting and understanding number
Knowing and using number facts
Calculating
Understanding shape
Measuring
Handling data. Sept 2013
SUPPORTING CHILDREN
It is important you are observing and
assessing your children so you are able to be
aware of the stage they are at with their
mathematical skills and know how you are
able to move them.
NUMBERS
MEASURE
SHAPE
AREAS/TOPICS
WHAT NEEDS TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN
PLANNING AND ORGANISING MATHEMATICS?
Meaningful
Purposeful
Concrete
experiences
Encourages
problem
solving
Encourage
s
prediction
Follow the
sequence
of strands
ACTIVITY
Group one – build a big house for Peppa Pig out of
shapes
Group two – count the bears in the hoop adding all
the time and subtracting
Group three – measure the length of the room using
your feet and hands
Group four – sort various heavy and light objects.
UNDERSTAND HOW TO SUPPORT CHILDREN’S
MATHEMATICAL DEVELOPMENT
Why is it important you are linking activities to the
children’s experiences?
Consider you were setting up a morning session
with young children, what activities would you
plan?
Highlight what mathematical skills you would be
promoting.
Board games
Environment
Making
patterns
Water and
Sand Play
Timers to count
down tidy up, tasks.
Singing and
stories
Role play area
Cooking
activities
Trips
Incorporate
mathematical concepts
IT activities
KS1 KS2Sorting activities
Matching
activities
DISPLAYS
In your groups you are going to design and
complete a display to reinforce mathematical
knowledge.
Group 1 = shapes
Group 2 = number
Group 3 = mathematical language
Group 4 = colours
PLAN DO REVIEW
Plan activities to encourage children to gain
an understanding of:
Number
Shape, size and pattern
Weight, volume and capacity
Matching and sorting
RESOURCES
http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/maths/mathsB4.ht
m
http://resources.woodlands-
junior.kent.sch.uk/maths/interactive/numbers.htm
/http://www.teachingideas.co.uk#
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/searchresults?scope=cbee
biesfind&q=numeracy

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Unit 8

  • 1. UNIT 8 Support The Needs Of The Child in Preparing For School. Session 1 15/1/15
  • 2. STARTER ACTIVITY Read the article below take notes and discuss your thoughts with the group. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education- 26976726
  • 3. LEARNING OUTCOMES To identify the meaning of ‘School readiness’ Explain the term ‘School readiness’ To produce a circle wheel diagram to explain how the practitioner can support the child to prepare for school Explain how the early years practitioner supports children to prepare for School Describe the holistic needs of children as they prepare for school
  • 4. School readiness What does ‘School readiness mean?’ There are 3 key elements of the term ‘School readiness:- Children's readiness for school - What children should know and be able to do in order to enter school ready and eager to learn, thereby enabling a successful transition to a primary school environment. Schools' readiness for children - School environments and practices that foster and support a smooth transition for children into primary school and later years. These practices also promote the learning of all children. Ready Families - Family and community supports and services that contribute to children's readiness for school success Parental and caregiver attitudes towards and involvement in their children’s early learning and development and transition to school.
  • 5. TASK Matching pairs activity Communication Skills Children who rely heavily on adults to carry out basic activities may find starting School more challenging. Seemingly simple things such as putting on and doing up their own coat or remembering to go to the toilet without being reminded are important, as well as being able to get themselves changed for PE, or use a knife and fork. Children will increasingly need to be able to think for themselves and act independently – for example, remembering to put their lunch box or book bag in a particular place in the morning. Self – confidence This refers to children who are able to manage their feelings and talk about what is happening. Children who understand the need for appropriate behaviour and follow the rules will find it easier to settle into school routines. Independence Children who are more confident in themselves may be more willing to try new activities or to tell adults when they need help. This will affect their experiences and how they work with others. Co-operation Children who have limited pre-school experiences may find it difficult to adapt to their new routines. Starting school may be daunting and they may be reluctant to leave parents and carers.
  • 6. HOW CAN THE PRACTITIONER SUPPORT THE CHILD IN PREPARING FOR SCHOOL ? Supporting children’s preparation for School Stories Visits from teachers Talking to parents Giving out information
  • 7. RESEARCH Using the Nabies or your mobile device work in pairs to research suitable stories that can be used to settle children into School What are the benefits of inviting parents into talk to the children? What conversations can you be holding with parents? What information will you be able to give out? Write your answers on sugar paper present your findings to the group.
  • 8. LOOK AT YOUR COPY OF THE EYFS Communication and language development • Physical development • Personal, social and emotional development • Literacy • Mathematics • Understanding the world • Expressive arts and design
  • 9. TASK Work in small groups to develop ideas of how we can prepare Children for School under each area of the EYFS
  • 10. SCENARIO The Nursery and local Primary Schools have always worked together in order to support the needs of children as they move from Nursery to School at the age of four or five years of age. Each year staff from the Nursery and the School have to ensure that appointments are in place so that information can be exchanged in time for planning to take place in order to support the individual needs of each Child who will be joining them. What sort of information will staff from the School require from the Nursery? How will this information help the staff from the School plan for each individual Child? Who else might be involved in information sharing to support the child during this transition?
  • 11. CLASS DISCUSSION What are the holistic needs of Children as they start School? Board Blast
  • 12. TASK Produce a hand-out to give to parents to :- Explain the term ‘School readiness’ Explain how the early years practitioner supports children to prepare for School Describe the holistic needs of children as they prepare for school Page 13 of the EYFS will support you with this www.foudationyears.org.uk/wpcontent/uploads/ 2012/11/2013eyfshandbook.pdf
  • 13. UNIT 8 Support The Needs Of The Child in Preparing For School. Session 2 15/1/15
  • 14. STARTER ACTIVITY Watch the clip list the benefits of working with others when supporting children into School http://www.educationscotland.gov.uk/video/p/vi deo_tcm4651067.asp
  • 15. LEARNING OUTCOMES To define the term working with others Identify others in helping children prepare for School Describe information required in supporting children to settle into School
  • 16. DISCUSSION What is meant by working in partnership with others?
  • 17. WHO COULD YOU WORK WITH Other key workers Parents carers SENC O Occupational therapist physiotherapists Behaviour support therapists Sensory support teachers Autism specialists Medical specialists SALT Class teacher s Local authority represent atives Working with Others
  • 18. OUTLINE THE ROLE OF EACH PROFESSIONAL Co key workers and other colleagues Parents and carers Early years SENCO Occupational therapists Physiotherapists Behaviour support therapists Sensory support teachers Autism specialists Medical specialists Speech and language therapists Class teachers Local authority representatives
  • 19. READ YOUR ARTICLE School Arrangements to Meet Individual Needs Write a short description of the information in which the School would require to ensure they are meeting the individual needs of the child during their transition into school https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJTOQxYrdqU
  • 20. CASE STUDY Anya is about to move into reception. She has a disability which means that she is mainly wheel chair bound, although she can use a walking frame and should be encouraged to do this some of the time. Her disability does not affect her learning. A meeting has been set up between your setting and Anya’s new school and you have been asked to write a report to present at the meeting. What do you think the school will need to know about? Apart from Anya’s new reception teacher, what other professionals do you think will need to be present at the meeting?
  • 21. UNIT 8 Support The Needs Of The Child in Preparing For School. Session 3 22/1/15
  • 22. STARTER ACTIVITY How many words can you make out of: Language Rich Environment
  • 23. LEARNING OUTCOMES Explain what is meant by a ‘language rich environment’. Describe how to contribute to a language rich environment for children from birth to 5 years Plan and prepare activities to carry out with children whilst in placement
  • 25. SPEECH AND LANGUAGE Babies will tune in to speech through linking sounds with communication Speech is the physical process of us being able to pass on our thoughts and ideas Children will be able to hear the patterns of language
  • 26. SPEECH AND LANGUAGE Language is the medium in which we choose to talk and communicate. For example; written, verbal, signing. Speech and language are crucial to children’s literacy development as its supports children to be able to communicate. Children need to extend their vocabulary, share their ideas and experiences.
  • 27. EYFS Communication and language is one of the prime areas of the framework Listening and attention Understanding and speaking Explore the skills children are expected to develop.
  • 28. NATIONAL CURRICULUM Children will learn literacy. Speaking and listening Reading Writing
  • 29. BOARD BLAST How can you promote a language rich environment?
  • 30. Self registration Labelled displays Book areas Literacy areas Toys and equipment labelled Interactive boards Behaviour charts Singing Stories/singing Questions Conversations
  • 31. WHAT ACTIVITIES CAN WE PROVIDE TO DEVELOP CHILDREN’S LISTENING AND SPEAKING ? Activity Plan – for __________age children
  • 32. READING Reading is the understanding of written symbols and print It is an important skill as it underpins many other areas of learning
  • 33. WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE CHILDREN’S STORY TO READ.
  • 34. CHOOSE A STORY TO READ In your pair read your story- What pre-reading skills will a child develop? What other experiences do you need to give to children to support reading?
  • 35. PRE- READING SKILLS Handling books Hearing stories Being read to Opportunities to speak and listen.
  • 36. WHAT ACTIVITIES CAN WE PROVIDE TO SUPPORT PRE READING SKILLS? Development of fine motor skills Listening activities Speaking activities Matching and sequencing activities Sharing books with children Recognising letters and words in the environment
  • 38. WRITING Writing consists of taking the sounds of oral language and changing them into symbols that can be recorded. Writing is essential in every day life.
  • 39. QUESTION What is the link between learning to write and learning to read?
  • 40. These are interrelated and should be taught this way. Historically they were taught separately. Children will need a range of literacy experiences. Children who read more grasp writing easier.
  • 41. WHAT DO CHILDREN NEED TO KNOW? Writing involves a lot of learning, The skills that children need to know are How to write individual letters uppercase and lower case How to write using different scripts such as joined up writing, computer text and print Spell words correctly and use grammar and punctuation
  • 42. MOTIVATE CHILDREN TO WRITE FOR A PURPOSE. Early years What activities can we provide to develop children’s writing skills?
  • 43. WHITEBOARD Independently list as may reasons as possible to why children may not progress with literacy. Think pair share your responses.
  • 44. DIGITAL LITERACY What resources have you seen in your placements to support Digital Literacy?
  • 45. PLAN FOR CHILDREN’S PARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES WHICH ENCOURAGE: Speaking and listening Reading Writing Digital literacy UNIT 8 3.3 http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/searchresults?sc ope=cbeebiesfind&q=literacy UNIT 8 3.4 You are required to carry out these activities within your placement’s
  • 46. UNIT 8 Support The Needs Of The Child in Preparing For School. Session 4 22/1/15
  • 47. STARTER ACTIVITY Lets play beetle Roll a d ic e a nd b uild your b eetle 1= Bod y 2= Hea d 3= Eyes 4= Antenna e 5= Ta il 6= Leg s
  • 48. LEARNING OUTCOMES Identify how we can integrate maths activities into every day life Identify how mathematics fits within the EYFS curriculum Describe how to create an environment which supports children’s mathematical development Explain what needs to be considered when providing maths activities to children Plan a range of mathematical activities to carry out within your placements
  • 49. MATHEMATICS IS AROUND US How do we use mathematical skills everyday? • Shopping • Pouring a drink • Filling a bowl or plate with food • Placing objects down • Picking objects up • The list is endless
  • 50. LEARNING THESE SKILLS On your tables discuss how you learnt mathematical concepts. Think about activities, experiences, teacher involvement.
  • 51. AREAS/STRANDS OF MATHEMATICS EYFS Number, shape and measures Primary Framework for Mathematics Using and applying mathematics Counting and understanding number Knowing and using number facts Calculating Understanding shape Measuring Handling data. Sept 2013
  • 52. SUPPORTING CHILDREN It is important you are observing and assessing your children so you are able to be aware of the stage they are at with their mathematical skills and know how you are able to move them.
  • 55. SHAPE
  • 57. WHAT NEEDS TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN PLANNING AND ORGANISING MATHEMATICS? Meaningful Purposeful Concrete experiences Encourages problem solving Encourage s prediction Follow the sequence of strands
  • 58. ACTIVITY Group one – build a big house for Peppa Pig out of shapes Group two – count the bears in the hoop adding all the time and subtracting Group three – measure the length of the room using your feet and hands Group four – sort various heavy and light objects.
  • 59. UNDERSTAND HOW TO SUPPORT CHILDREN’S MATHEMATICAL DEVELOPMENT Why is it important you are linking activities to the children’s experiences? Consider you were setting up a morning session with young children, what activities would you plan? Highlight what mathematical skills you would be promoting.
  • 60. Board games Environment Making patterns Water and Sand Play Timers to count down tidy up, tasks. Singing and stories Role play area Cooking activities Trips Incorporate mathematical concepts IT activities KS1 KS2Sorting activities Matching activities
  • 61. DISPLAYS In your groups you are going to design and complete a display to reinforce mathematical knowledge. Group 1 = shapes Group 2 = number Group 3 = mathematical language Group 4 = colours
  • 62. PLAN DO REVIEW Plan activities to encourage children to gain an understanding of: Number Shape, size and pattern Weight, volume and capacity Matching and sorting