Early years physical development resources

A collection of photos of myself from various visits to the hairdresser. Hopefully they will be of use to teachers teaching English as a foreign language, talking about daily life, or for vocational studies. I will add more photos over time but feel free to use these for student projects and presentations of for talks on the human body and how we change over time. Please leave me a review and I will send you any other resource of your choice for free (contact me: office@oceansproject.com). Check out my other resources at my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sarah277 Let me know if you have any resource requests and I will tailor make a resource for you.

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Create some excitement about wearing a school uniform with our fun activity, using a self-portrait of a child all dressed and ready for school. This free downloadable activity sheet not only builds excitement for wearing school uniform, but also helps strengthen children's fine motor skills, too.

Celebrating me: An Early Years Guide aims to help early years professionals support children in their care to develop a positive body image – and provide practical ideas to help children feel body confident right from the start. The download covers practical activities and top tips that you can use in your setting, linked to your Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) practice in England, or to Foundation Phase practice in Wales. This guide is supported by the Be Real Campaign, a national movement of individuals, schools, businesses and charities working hard to change attitudes to body image and behaviour.

This editable document is designed for all early years practitioners working with children between the ages of two and three. This document when filled in individually, will fulfil the statutory requirement to complete a progress check at age two. Featuring text boxes labelled for all three prime areas of learning and handy age development stages for you to circle, it will enable the swift completion of this document. There is a space for you to fill in each child's individual progress. This document includes a space for you to provide next steps on each area of development.

Complete transitional program from receptions, y1 - y 11 for Gymnastics and swimming. Parkour is incorporated in KS4 for boys engagement. Includes assessment framwork, lessons plans and who strategic overview Enjoy! #nomoreplanning

Gives the learning and development routes for students with suggested content for delivery at the various stages. One size fits all SOW.

Musicbuds offers an exceptional range of original and well-crafted resources underpinning common musical objectives whilst focused on prominent EYFS themes. Aimed at all Early Years’ practitioners from class teachers, music specialists, teaching assistants, playgroup leaders to EAL and SEND support teachers. This song was written to encourage children to work as a team and concentrate for extended periods of time so that the flow of the ball is never interrupted. The anticipatory part at the end of the tune (when children don’t know how many times they are going to be asked to pass the ball on!) makes it fun. The strong pulse encourages young learners to pass the ball in time to the music. Can be used as a stand-alone game song; to establish the concept of pulse in music; as part of Circle Time; to enhance physical development such as crossing the midline or as Song 2 in Pack 2 of our 30-minute music and movement session. Each song includes: 1) A comprehensive lesson plan -highlighting EYFS and Music objectives covered -directions on classroom management -recommended list of props/visual aids -ideas for Extended learning  -inclusive planning for children with EAL/SEND profiles -different ways to deliver the material from Music/EYFS perspectives -formatted to allow easy cut-and-paste options into planning documents 2) Audio tracks - vocal & backing 3) Sheet music - for piano & guitar 4) Lyrics  -teachers’ lyrics with directions for classroom management  -illustrated children’s lyrics suitable for a Songbook

Musicbuds offers an exceptional range of original and well-crafted resources underpinning common musical objectives whilst focused on prominent EYFS themes. Aimed at all Early Years’ practitioners from class teachers, music specialists, teaching assistants, playgroup leaders to EAL and SEND support teachers. This song was written to give every child an active role when singing a circle song. The strong pulse underneath the simple and repetitive melody line encourages young learners to move in time with the music as they play the game. Can be used as a stand-alone Circle song; to develop different ways of moving or as Song 6 in Pack 2 of our 30-minute music and movement session. Each song includes: 1) A comprehensive lesson plan -highlighting EYFS and Music objectives covered -directions on classroom management -recommended list of props/visual aids -ideas for Extended learning  -inclusive planning for children with EAL/SEND profiles -different ways to deliver the material from Music/EYFS perspectives -formatted to allow easy cut-and-paste options into planning documents 2) Audio tracks - vocal & backing 3) Sheet music - for piano & guitar 4) Lyrics  -teachers’ lyrics with directions for classroom management  -illustrated children’s lyrics suitable for a Songbook

This resource contains 16 game ideas which require only cones as equipment. You can use them, as stand alone activities or incorporate them into your PE lessons. Each game is colour coded by difficulty, includes 'how to play' instructions and has a simple diagram of how the activity should look. I created this resource for Talk Education Partnership- a charity working with schools in rural Uganda. All profits from this resource will be donated to the charity. Feedback welcomed.

Exercise Ball Fitness Card Differentiated

Jumping Fitness Card. Differentiated.