2021 EYFS Seven 7 Areas of learning wall display posters

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Using exaggerated intonation and a sing-song voice (infant-directed speech) helps babies tune in to language. guide their own thinking and actions by referring to visual aids or by talking to themselves while playing, for example, a child doing a jigsaw might whisper under their breath: “Where does that one go? – I need to find the big horse next.” Communication and Language: This includes categories of, ‘Listening, Attention and Understanding’ and ‘Speaking’.

The posters clearly present the new Early Learning Goals for EYFS that are statutory from September 2021. More Areas of Learning resources to advise and inform you: The early learning goals summarise the knowledge, skills and understanding that all young children should have gained by the end of the academic year in which they turn 5, the reception year. Each of the four Specific Areas in EYFS is divided into further 'subsections' and have an individual 'Early Learning Goal' (ELG). These Early Learning Goals are approached as children prepare to transition to KS1 and use the skills and attributes learned throughout the Early Years Foundation Stage to support children in transitioning to the National Curriculum. They may not hit every goal before they move on to their next stage, as children will develop at their own pace.babies may pull themselves up by using the edges of a low table to reach for a toy on top of the table Suggestion: you could prompt a conversation with questions like: “Do you remember when…?”, “How would you do that now?” or “I wonder what you were thinking then?” Communication and language The early learning goals have been changed to make them clearer and more specific. They are more focused on the main factors that support child development at age 5. The 7 areas of learning and development are:

Help children to extend their ideas through sustained discussion that goes beyond what they, and you, have noticed. Consider ‘how’ and ‘why’ things happen, and ‘what might happen next.’ Word reading involves both the speedy working out of the pronunciation of unfamiliar printed words based on the sounds of each letter, which is called 'decoding'. They should also be learning the speedy recognition of familiar printed words. These eye-catching, 7 areas of learning EYFS signs, can be displayed on a notice board for parents or alongside annotated examples of children's learning from each area on a display board within the early years setting. Children learning English will typically go through a quiet phase when they do not say very much and may then use words in both languages in the same sentence. Talk to parents about what language they speak at home, try and learn a few key words and celebrate multilingualism in your setting. Birth to 3

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Similarly to the Prime Areas of Learning, there are three sections within each learning area which relate to:

The EYFS Development Matters Framework describes the Specific Areas of Learning as the ' essential skills and knowledge which children will need to function successfully as part of society'. Our 2021 EYFS resources work really well together. This Summative Assessment Form for Prime Areas of Learning is a wonderful assessment tool to use for recording children's progress in each of the Prime Areas of Learning. Extend children’s interests by providing stimulating resources for them to play with, on their own and with peers, in response to their fascinations. Children may copy your commentary by talking out loud to themselves first. In time, this will develop into their ‘inner voice’.The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is the national statutory framework that sets the standards for learning, development and care for children from birth to five in England. It's mandatory for all Early Years providers in England, maintained schools, non-maintained schools, independent schools (including free schools and academies), all providers on the Early Years Register, and all providers registered with an Early Years childminder agency (CMA). Write to your early years provider if you decide to ask for an exemption. You must explain how your religious or philosophical beliefs conflict with: Involve children in making decisions about science experiments: what might we feed the plants to make them grow? Why do you think fizzy water might work? How will we know if one is growing faster than another?’. Active learning Towards their third birthday, can the child use around 300 words? These words include descriptive language. They include words for time (for example, ‘now’ and ‘later’), space (for example, ‘over there’) and function (for example, they can tell you a sponge is for washing).

How and when you’ll be inspected by Ofsted depends on whether you’re on the childcare register or the early years register. Talk to your child’s early years provider if you think one or more areas of the EYFS conflict with your religious or philosophical beliefs. They’ll tell you if you need to ask for an ‘exemption’. Help toddlers to express what’s angering them by suggesting words to describe their emotions, like ‘sad’ or ‘angry’. You can help further by explaining in simple terms why you think they may be feeling that emotion. It is important for parents and early years settings to have a strong and respectful partnership. This sets the scene for children to thrive in the early years. Health colleagues, like health visitors or speech and language therapists, offer vital support to this work.You can help toddlers and young children listen and pay attention by using gestures like pointing and facial expressions.