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There is no doubt that children born just before or into the pandemic have had a very different start to their Early Years education. Emma Fleckney from Nordic Star highlights…

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Using the Magic of Picture Books to Explore Feelings and Emotions – The Colour monster by Anna Llenas

Young children may be little, but this doesn’t stop them from experiencing BIG feelings. Picture books can provide the perfect stimulus for exploring feelings and emotions. They enable children to…

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May 2022

The Importance of Outdoor Play for our Children’s Mental Health

Kay Miller, MD and co-founder of The Den Kit Co, explains the importance of Outdoor Play for our Children's Mental Health. Kay left her post as Head Teacher of a rural Shropshire primary…

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Let Love Lead Learning

As parents and professionals working in the early years, we hope that every day is full of fun, laughter, friendships and success for every child. Our youngest children sometimes rely on…

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Watch our Little Lockdowners Webinar On-Demand

Did you miss our Little Lockdowners webinar? Don't worry; we're excited to share the full version on-demand! During our Little Lockdowners webinar, our panel of global experts will discuss the…

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May 2022

Early Years Wellbeing

Dr. Michael Ungar: Building Resilience in the Early Years

In this video, Dr. Michael Ungar, Director of the Resilience Research Centre at Dalhousie University in Canada, explains how building resilience in children can help them to recover from issues…

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Dr. Suzanne Zeedyk: Recognising the Power of Connection

Over the past several decades, scientists have made very significant discoveries about the importance of connection for human beings. I believe that every single person deserves to understand this science. It…

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Greg Bottrill: Play Loves You…

There’s something you should know... Play loves you. It always has, and it always will. Maybe let that just sit with you for a while. Feel it. Allow the love that play has for…

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May 2022

Early Years Wellbeing

Alice Sharp: Cherishing Connections

As practitioners, parents and caregivers, there’s a desire for our children to be active in mind, body and heart. In this video, Alice Sharp delves into the importance of…

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Erika Christakis: Reclaiming the Rhythm of Early Childhood

One of the puzzles of modern life is the gap between what we know about how children think and grow, on the one hand, and the daily lived experience of…

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Early Years

Identifying Missed Opportunities for Learning Post-pandemic

Using the Magic of Picture Books to Explore Feelings and Emotions – The Colour monster by Anna Llenas

The Importance of Outdoor Play for our Children’s Mental Health

Let Love Lead Learning

Watch our Little Lockdowners Webinar On-Demand

Dr. Michael Ungar: Building Resilience in the Early Years

Dr. Suzanne Zeedyk: Recognising the Power of Connection

Greg Bottrill: Play Loves You…

Alice Sharp: Cherishing Connections

Erika Christakis: Reclaiming the Rhythm of Early Childhood

Science Sparks’ Top Primary Science Resources

Having Fun with Computer Control and Programming

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