The Early Years Curriculum

A View from Outdoors

Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching, Educational Theory, Curricula, Elementary
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Author: Gloria Callaway ISBN: 9781136753909
Publisher: Taylor and Francis Publication: June 20, 2013
Imprint: Routledge Language: English
Author: Gloria Callaway
ISBN: 9781136753909
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
Publication: June 20, 2013
Imprint: Routledge
Language: English

Education outdoors – in the school grounds or further afield – is widely recognised as making a valuable contribution to children’s development in all areas of the curriculum, including ‘areas of learning’ at Foundation Stage, and ‘subjects’ at Key Stage 1 and beyond.

Based on an account of Cornwall’s Education Action Zone project, ‘Kernow Woodland Learning’, this book provides an in-depth exploration of how to plan, implement and assess a rigorous and thorough outdoor early years curriculum that complements classroom-based learning and meets the Early Learning Goals through its:

  • specific emphasis on planning, based on the Foundation Stage’s six areas of learning
  • detailed accounts of children’s woodland-based sessions, which illustrate how they meet the requirements of the statutory curriculum
  • inclusion of plans, formative and summative records to demonstrate how particular sessions address specific learning intentions
  • consideration of the adult’s role, in terms of training, preparation and administration as well as in supporting learning
  • coverage of issues such as risk assessment and health and safety.

Practical and accessible, this is ideal for early years practitioners looking to develop a specific outdoor learning curriculum plan and as a model for those working with Key Stage 2 and beyond.

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Education outdoors – in the school grounds or further afield – is widely recognised as making a valuable contribution to children’s development in all areas of the curriculum, including ‘areas of learning’ at Foundation Stage, and ‘subjects’ at Key Stage 1 and beyond.

Based on an account of Cornwall’s Education Action Zone project, ‘Kernow Woodland Learning’, this book provides an in-depth exploration of how to plan, implement and assess a rigorous and thorough outdoor early years curriculum that complements classroom-based learning and meets the Early Learning Goals through its:

Practical and accessible, this is ideal for early years practitioners looking to develop a specific outdoor learning curriculum plan and as a model for those working with Key Stage 2 and beyond.

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