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| 100 Ideas for Teaching Creative Development | Focusing on creative development theauthor provides one hundred practical and inspiring ideas foruse in the education setting. More information |
| A Practical Guide to Pre-School Inclusion | This book is essential for those working with the 0-5 age range, including pre-school practitioners, nursery managers, advisory teachers, SENCO's and Inclusion Officers. More information |
| Animated Stories for Young Mathematicians | Children will be thinking about numbers, shape and space, measures and more as they delight in stories about going to the moon, bathtime ducks and teddy’s scarf. More information |
| Animated Stories Interactive | Let children – working individually or in pairs – interact with the characters and situations they love in Animated Stories for Young Mathematicians. More information |
| Assessment in Early Childhood Settings | This book shows that an early childhood setting can be described as a learning place in which childrendevelop learning dispositions such as resilience in the face of uncertainty, confidence to express their ideas,and collaborative and thoughtful approaches to problem-solving. More information |
| Baby Talk Resource Pack | Specifically designed for use by early years practitioners in their work with parents and caregivers, in line with the new Early Years Foundation Stage. More information |
| Clapping Games (with CD) | ‘Clapping Games’ can be used by teachers to create stimulating sessions for the whole class. More information |
| Cooperative Learning & Wee Science | Lessons cover popular primary science topics such as: rainbows, magnets, senses, leaves, electricity, rain forest, seeds, sounds, fish, helicopters, rocks, temperature. More information |
| Count and Shout! | Watch children’s excitement grow as they start to play with this set of six mathematical card games, based on the characters from Animated Stories for Young Mathematicians. More information |
| Creative Activities for the Early Years | Packed full of exciting ideas andpowerful visual aids, this book willhelp those working with youngchildren to encourage and nurturetheir creativity and imagination. More information |
| Creativity and Early Years Education | What is creativity? How does it relate to such concepts as imagination, self-expression and intelligence? More information |
| Critical Skills in the Early Years | This book provides a wealth of practical ideas for introducing problem-based learning. Includes free CD More information |
| Early Learning Games | No short description set More information |
| Encouraging Positive Behaviour in the Early Years | Covering the 3 to 8 age range, this book is full of practical strategies, good advice and clear and helpful suggestions. More information |
| English From Rhymes | Helping younger children to learn English. Suitable for the Literacy Hour. More information |
| Extending Thought in Young Children | This book is an essential read for students and teachers in early years education.The author explains how teachers of young children can advance professionally towards a greater knowledge of young children’s thinking and learning. More information |
| Extra Helpings | This fun resource contains a series of eleven maths investigations that children can work through as an enjoyable supplement to their regular class work. More information |
| First Poems for Thinking | Thirty poems, old and new, for children aged 4-8 to share, think about and respond to More information |
| First Stories for Thinking | Thirty multi-cultural stories for children aged 4-8 to enjoy and think about, with discussion plans and activities related to each story More information |
| Forest Schools & Outdoor Learning in the Early Years | Learning outside the classroomis an essential part of early yearseducation, and this book looksat the opportunities the ForestSchool experience can offer youngchildren for learning outdoors, andhow this fits into the early years curriculum. More information |
| Fun With Puppets | Puppets make children laugh and children’s laughter is something no early years setting should be without. This pack includes two books on puppets and puppetmaking and also includes a whole farmyard of six lovely finger puppets! More information |
| Games Count | This fun resource contains a series of eleven maths investigations that children can work through as an enjoyable supplement to their regular class work. More information |
| How Children Learn Book 2 | This sequel to the best-selling How Children Learn gives an overview of the major questions in educational theory such as:how do children learn to read, write and even speak? More information |
| HOW CHILDREN LEARN BOOK 3 Contemporary Thinking and Theorists | Engage children with new techniques and ideas, with an extended section on putting theory into practice. Ensure your setting is full of great ideas. More information |
| I Can Rhyme | Games to support the teaching of phonological awareness. More information |
| Key to Learning – Idea's for Parents | The Key to Learning Treasure Chest for Parents has been created to allow parents and their children to discover some of the unique benefits of the Vygotskian Key to Learning Curriculum which is being used to amazing effect in hundreds of schools across Europe. More information |
| Language Arts - Lessons for Little Ones | This is the most popular primary cooperative learning book in the world! It makes teaching language arts fun and easy! More information |
| Language at My Level | Language at My Level is aimed at supporting teachers and teaching assistants in delivering speaking and listening programmes through whole class teaching. There are also ideas for small group and one to one work. More information |
| Leading and Managing in the Early Years | This book integrates leadershipand management practice with areal understanding of early years settings. More information |
| Learning in the Early Years 3-7 | This book will help you to promote social, intellectual, aesthetic, spiritual and physical development in your setting. More information |
| Learning Through Talk in the Early Years | This tried and tested practical handbook is packed with ideas and activities to encourage young children to develop their verbal reasoning skills and communicate more effectively. More information |
| Let's Think! Early Years | A unique activity-based programme that helps young children to develop their thinking More information |
| Listening Skills - Early Years | Games and worksheets pack by Sandi Rickerby and Sue Lambert More information |
| Mathematics - Lessons for Little Ones | Crammed with photocopiable masters, lessons, and proven management tips, this book is guaranteed to transfer a love of literature into a love of mathematics More information |
| Maths from Rhymes | These original and practical activities are a must for every maths class. More information |
| Play, Learning and the Early Childhood Curriculum | This timely Second Edition exploresrecent developments, whichstrongly endorse play as an integralpart of the curriculum. More information |
| Practical Everyday Number | This series of books provides a multitude of suggestions for number activities that will promote learning in everyday situations. More information |
| SALLEY | Structured activities for language and literacy in the Early Years More information |
| Science and Technology for the Early Years | Assessment is an integral part of the book and the activities are matched to the Early Learning Goals More information |
| Snack Time | The ideas contained in snacktime will enable children to experiment with, explore and investigate different foods and provide ways of involving children in food preparation. More information |
| Spot On | Using games to practice key skills, this book provides all the background, explanation and teaching resources needed to set up precision teaching in the classroom. More information |
| Ten Steps to Five | This practical and easy-to-use programme helps teachers observe and record achievement in children up to five years. More information |
| The Early Word | Whether you are reading a story, writing a class poem, making a film or inviting visitors to the classroom, there are lots of positive strategies to help nurture children’s enjoyment and make learning fun! More information |
| The Four Seasons | This useful pack contains practical photocopiable activities and simple games on seasonal themes. More information |
| The Thinking Child Resource Book | This book gives advice on a widerange of techniques and activitiessuch as, how to engage themultiple intelligences, how to openproductive dialogue with youngchildren, how to select and use music, and strategies forincreasing children’s time on task. More information |
| Threads of Thinking | Threads of Thinking, is a book for allearly years practitioners who wishto support and develop children’sthinking. More information |
| Towards Handwriting | A progressive resource for mastering handwriting More information |
| Using Phonics to Teach Reading & Spelling | Containing practical examples and activities for teachers, it gives advice on choosing the best resources and looks at how to help the weakest reader. More information |
| Write Dance - in the Nursery | Write Dance is an innovativeand exciting programme, widelyused across Europe as a way ofintroducing handwriting usingmusic, movement and exercise. More information |
Early Years