Maths Progress Model for Nursery and Reception - showing clear links to Y1/KS1 curriculum

EAD Progress Model for Nursery and Reception - showing clear links to Y1/KS1 curriculum

PSE Progress Model showing progression from nursery to reception. Includes references to PSHE Association documents - Links to KS1 expectations.

Physical Development Progress Model for Nursery and Reception - showing clear links to KS1 curriculum

Literacy progress model for nursery and reception. Linked to Y1/KS1 Curriculum

Early Adopter Progress Model for communication and language. Progress model for nursery and reception with links to KS1

Updated UTW Progress Model for Nursery and Reception - showing clear links to Y1/KS1 curriculum

Neutral prompts for maths area within EYFS. Can be used for continuous or enhanced provision.

Neutral display for EYFS/KS1 We are using alongside our daily number. Write it: model writing the number with the correct formation Show me: find the correct amount of objects and blu-tack them on Tally: represent the number as a tally Partition it: Partition the number e.g. 5 can be 4 + 1, 3 + 2… Make it: What can you add to make the number, what can you subtract to make the number Ten frame: Either colour in or stick coloured counters on to represent the number Challenge: Could be to represent as a part/part whole. Could be to identify tens and ones. Could be a word problem using that number. Etc…

I have created a play dough recipe book. The idea is that you can print, laminate and cut to create an A5 booklet on a keyring. All recipes can be made independently by children as measurements are in cups and all ingredients are recorded in a pictorial form.

This document can be used in conjunction with our PSE progress model. The document is an overview of PSE for Nursery and Reception. You will need to download the free font Comic Zine OT for it to be displayed as pictured.

I’ve started to make labels for my classroom. Please download and use within your classroom if you feel that they will be useful. The font that I have used is a letter-join font. You may need to change it if you do not follow this scheme.