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This Under the Sea continuous provision pack offers four weeks of engaging activities, designed for both indoor and outdoor environments. Ideal for EYFS settings, this resource supports children’s development across multiple learning areas with activities centred around a fun, thematic approach.

What’s Included:
✔ Four weeks of structured, detailed activity plans for indoor and outdoor play.
✔ A variety of activity types covering different areas of learning: sensory, maths, creative, physical, and more.
✔ Differentiation suggestions to cater to various abilities and needs.
✔ Clear instructions for setting up activities and creating a rich learning environment.

Lesson Overview / Structure:
★ Indoor Activities:

• Water play, sand play, sensory exploration, easel painting, writing, maths, and more.
• Encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and cognitive development.
• Includes activities like role play, small world play, and construction.

★ Outdoor Activities:

• Focuses on gross motor skills, construction, role play, and small world play.
• Includes activities to support physical development and literacy.
• Features creative tasks and activities to promote social interaction and teamwork.

Why It’s Useful:
✔ Provides a structured, month-long plan for EYFS settings.
✔ Offers both indoor and outdoor activities, ensuring a balanced learning environment.
✔ Differentiated activities to support all learners.
✔ Promotes holistic development, from motor skills to literacy.
✔ Simple setup and adaptable to different learning spaces.

Suggested Use Cases:
Ideal for EYFS settings, continuous provision, and thematic learning based on the sea. Perfect for creating diverse learning environments that support early years development in areas like literacy, maths, creative play, and physical skills.

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