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These Assessment for Learning strategies are not extensive but work very well across the Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 classrooms. Set out with colour coded subjects and ideas with learning intentions, themes and teaching ideas across all the areas of the National Curriculum. This document offers teachers an easy to access way to encourage and develop interaction, formative assessment teaching strategies in all lessons. With over 30+ ways to incorporate formative assessment into your daily teaching, this document is a fantastic resource to support and enhance all lessons and must to support Early Carer Teachers and those moving to Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage One.

These 13 Prompt cards are fantastic for support high quality interactions in your continuous provision. They can be used across nursery or reception and have been scaffolded to ensure that adult’s questioning and interaction is pitched to the children’s level supporting next steps and key learning concepts at the point of teaching! Each area prompt card include lots of vocabulary that can be taught and used in each area, types of interactions for each area and questions adapted and supported for each area focusing on the blank levels principles as well as open ended questions to guide children’s shared and sustained thinking. Areas included are; Maths Malleable Water Sand Creative Construction Small World Mark Making Home Corner Mud Kitchen Reading Performance Investigation

Toilet Training Books and Support Leaflet Check out this fantastic, simple and easy to access toilet training books leaflet to support parents and practitioners with toilet training their children. Toilet training is a big deal for children and is individual to each child but these are some fantastic books which are supportive in sharing ideas, engaging children and inspiring them to use the toilet. From needing a wee to doing a poo on the big toilet - there’s nothing not covered here in these books. Even animals have to go to the toilet! If you are a practitioner wanting to give parents ideas on how to support their child with toileting or a parent wondering where to start in this (what can feel like a minefield) journey then have a gander at these books and head down to your local library to borrow them!

**Use this Oracy - On Safari I can see… pack **to support your children’s language and description for Safari animals. For whole class and small group or an independent activity, give children the vital vocabulary to describe and develop key language around animals and Safari adventures. Use it with texts such as; Rumble in the Jungle We’re going on a Lion hunt Counting Creatures Slow Samson You Live Where? Pack contains note pad style sheets lined and unlined 7 animal pictures with describing questions and ideas prompts for creating a display and table set up to support children’s independent learning as well as adult guided.