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Episode 9 | Creating Inclusive Early Years Environments with Shardi Vaziri
Ruth Lue-Quee welcomes Shardi Vaziri to the podcast, to focus on different types of Early Years settings and how to create inclusive spaces to support children in their learning and development Practical tips for practitioners The episode shares valuable insights for practitioners working with children with SEN, discussing how important a well-thought-out environment can be…
Three activity ideas for mirrored tuff tray inserts
By Hayley Winter. A mirrored tuff tray insert is an innovative tool that can transform early years learning environments. Its reflective surface offers children a stimulating and dynamic platform for various activities, enhancing both creativity and cognitive development. Whether you’re exploring small-world play, self-portraits, or mark-making, this versatile tool can ignite curiosity and open up…
Using Mini Illuminated Mark Making Boards to Inspire Learning
By Hayley Winter Mark making is a foundational activity in early childhood education, playing a crucial role in the development of writing, drawing, and creative expression. It helps children develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and the ability to communicate ideas visually. The mini illuminated mark making boards from TTS bring a new and exciting…
Supporting Emotional Regulation with Calming Kittens and Activity Cards
By Hayley Winter Emotional regulation is a critical skill for children to develop, as it helps them navigate the ups and downs of life with resilience and understanding. For many children, learning to manage their emotions can be challenging, especially in stressful or overwhelming situations. The calming kittens from TTS offer a gentle and effective…
the third teacher podcast episode
Episode 8 | The Third Teacher: Creating a Nurturing Environment with Helen Battelley    
Ruth Lue-Quee is joined by Helen Battelley for a final episode, to explore the concept of the "third teacher" and its impact on children's development. Practical tips for practitioners The episode highlights how the environment, often considered the "third teacher", plays an important role in fostering physical, emotional, and cognitive development in young children. Helen…
the eight senses podcast episode
Episode 7 | Let’s Get Moving! The 8 Senses with Helen Battelley   
In this episode, host Ruth Lue-Quee is joined by Helen Battelley to discuss the eight senses. Practical tips for practitioners Expanding beyond the traditional five senses - Helen introduces the vestibular, proprioceptive, and interoceptive systems, and their crucial roles in children's physical, social, and emotional development.   Practitioners are encouraged to incorporate a variety of movement…

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