<p>Autumn Hedgehog Loose Parts -</p> <p>Pack includes:</p> <ul> <li>Hedgehog mats</li> <li>Leaves to cut out</li> <li>Sign Template</li> </ul>

<p>Lovely printable the children can colour, paint or use for loose parts</p>

<p>Add different loose parts for children to use</p>

<p>As seen on my Instagram…</p> <p>A lovely Autumnal maths activity to consolidate 2 step repeating patterns</p> <p>(3-step cards are included to stretch those little brains!)</p>

<p>Find and write what’s hiding in the autumn tree</p>

<p>Autumn themed nature pattern cards<br /> 12 pattern cards for children to copy and continue.<br /> Mixture of AB and AAB patterns</p>

<p>For this week we have our children part time so our plan is much more simplified.</p> <p>There are circle time ideas and adult-led activities to support baseline assessments through age-appropriate activities.</p> <p>There are also a range of continuous provision enhancements to engage children and again, hit some of your baseline assessments through play - none of that RBA iPad assessing here!</p> <p>Weekly Theme: Starting School<br /> Focus Book: The Colour Monster Goes to School*</p> <p><em>I know that there is some controversy regarding using the Colour Monster due to the black colour monster being associated with fear. In this version of the Colour Monster, the black colour monster only appears once. There is no reference to black representing fear but the words spooky and scary are used on the same page as the visual of the black colour monster. In our book we have coloured over him in grey paint. In the activities that we set out in class, we have removed the black monster entirely. We have chosen to continue to use this book as the children engage well with it, it approaches the subject of starting school well and promotes good conversations with our young learners.</em></p>

<p>Detailed medium term plan for a reception class including the following subjects over a 6 week period:</p> <ul> <li>Communication and Language</li> <li>PSED</li> <li>Physical (very brief overview)</li> <li>Literacy</li> <li>Maths</li> <li>Understanding the World</li> <li>Expressive Art and Design</li> </ul>

<p>This week our focus is still to settle the children, model the provision and get to know them! So there is NO FORMAL LEARNING planned. Here you will find some ideas for circle time and continuous provision enhancements based on the topic ‘All About Me’.</p>

<p>Week 3 planning for a reception class. This links to the progression document and recently updated Autumn 1 Medium Term Plan.</p> <p>This pack includes an overview of the week showing when we teach, how we distribute staff, a continuous provision plan, a literacy plan, a maths plan, the challenge page to match our challenge mountain and our guided reading learning.</p> <p>Communication and Language, PSED, UTW and EAD planning can be found in the Autumn 1 MTP.</p> <p>The weekly theme for this week is: Pirates</p> <p>Focus Book: The Pirates Next Door</p>

<p>Detailed medium term plan for a reception class including the following subjects over a 6 week period:</p> <p>Communication and Language<br /> PSED<br /> Physical (very brief overview)<br /> Literacy<br /> Maths<br /> Understanding the World<br /> Expressive Art and Design</p>

<p>Week 3 planning for a reception class - matching my progression document. This is changed from last years planning due to new maths small steps and a change to weekly themes which we introduced mid year.</p> <p>This pack includes an overview of the week showing when we teach, how we distribute staff, a continuous provision plan, a literacy plan, a maths plan, a maths presentation, the challenge page to match our challenge mountain and our guided reading learning.</p> <p>The weekly theme for this week is: Fruit and Veg</p> <p>Focus Book: The Runaway Pea</p>

Powerpoint presentation of things that we see in the Autumn. Very simple . Photographs and titles with an Autumn poem at the end for Foundation stage and a slightly harder poem for older children.

<p>A lovely little Autumn maths pack:</p> <ul> <li>Tree boards</li> <li>Number discs 1-10</li> </ul> <p>The children can choose a disc and add the leaves to the tree. Use real or artifical leaves. You could add some other autumn treasures too!</p>

<p>Week 4 planning for a reception class - matching my progression document. This is changed from last years planning due to new maths small steps and a change to weekly themes which we introduced mid year.</p> <p>This pack includes an overview of the week showing when we teach, how we distribute staff, a continuous provision plan, a literacy plan, a maths plan, a maths presentation, the challenge page to match our challenge mountain and our guided reading learning.</p> <p>The weekly theme for this week is: Fruit and Veg</p>

<p>Short powerpoint with images of autumn to promote discussion about leaves falling, migration and hibernation.</p>

<p>Week 4 planning for a reception class. This links to the progression document and recently updated Autumn 1 Medium Term Plan.</p> <p>This pack includes an overview of the week showing when we teach, how we distribute staff, a continuous provision plan, a literacy plan, a maths plan, the challenge page to match our challenge mountain and our guided reading learning.</p> <p>Communication and Language, PSED, UTW and EAD planning can be found in the Autumn 1 MTP.</p> <p>The weekly theme for this week is: Superheroes</p> <p>Focus Book: Supertato</p>

<p>Contains autumn themed leaves with pre-writing patterns<br /> Leaf drawing template</p>

<p>Lovely maths resource for children to explore patterns using autumn related loose parts.</p> <p>The resource has 8 photo cards altogether when a mixture of two step and three step patterns using autumn themed materials.</p> <p>Children can practise identifying the pattern and then use the natural materials to complete the pattern by placing the correct item on top of each or image or learning can be extended by continuing the pattern.</p> <p>Ideal for children in EYFS.</p>

<p>A selection of pictures showing some of the changes that place during autumn</p>

Tick off your autumn spots as you see them. Butterflies, galls, ivy flowers, harvestman spider, squirrel, webs, owl, leaf skeletons, birds, mushrooms, badgers. Get kids outdoors exploring and bring the outdoors into your classroom with this fresh activity from the Woodland Trust's nature detectives website.