In pre-school we have lots of play opportunities for the children to engage in, as children learn best through play. Adults in the room play with the children to extend their play and further the opportunities. Playing with your child at home will not only help them to develop and learn, it can be a way to find out what’s going on in children’s lives. Children often replay scenes from their lives, putting their own emotional spin on the day’s events. Joining them gives parents insight into their thoughts and concerns, enabling them to help them find solutions to conflicts.
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| Henry puts food on a baking tray ready for the oven |
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| Oliver explores using his mouth |
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| The children work together to build 4 sandcastles |
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| Eivie and Heidi work together to make a zoo. Eivie directs Heidi where to put the bricks. |
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| Amy engages in the children's play, hoping to extend their play opportunities. |
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| Brody is always building enclosures using the magnetic shapes. |
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| Lucy builds a castle for her animals to live in. |
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| Minahil moves the sand to the edge of the tray to make a mound, she places a stick in the top. |
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| Rosie follows instructions at tiddly om pom poms. |
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| Henri could make his shaker move fast and slow. |
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| Wareesha, Liam and Maisie worked together to construct with the large blocks |
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| Eivie prints in the play dough using the numicon. |
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