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

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

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

<p>Physical Development Progress Model for Nursery and Reception - showing clear links to KS1 curriculum</p>

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

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

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

<p>Neutral prompts for maths area within EYFS. Can be used for continuous or enhanced provision.</p>

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

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

<p>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.</p> <p>All recipes can be made independently by children as measurements are in cups and all ingredients are recorded in a pictorial form.</p>

<p>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.</p>