Use Early Years repeating patterns pack of ideas to use mastery within repeating patterns. This resource will save you time by giving you the ideas and the approach that has no prep time. Just go out there and teach the ideas and embed the learning. Early Years repeating patterns will help you dive into mastery.
What is in the pack?
- A full lesson is given for each type of weather
- Various mastery ideas to deepen the learning and understanding
- Different contexts used
- Natural resources only
- Home Learning sheet
- Back in the class recording sheet
Our muddy resources support all curriculums and we use only natural resources so any school, anywhere can use our approach. Including Early Years Framework, NC, CfE, American Curriculums.
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Outdoor learning has long been a method used in schools, but has it ever been managed well? No doubt, it is hard work to take the learning outside because of the weather and seasons. However, it’s also the weather and seasons that make it so fabulous too. There are many worthwhile institutes that can help make you more knowledgable in the area such as IOL. https://www.outdoor-learning.org/
There are also many other wonderful charities motivating people to educate children on the environment, reduce waste, look after nature and to go outside more. Encouraging children to be more environmentally friendly at school is a great start into a promising future for our world. By going outside more we are encouraging children to take a lot more notice of their environment and the nature within it. Try visiting the woodland trust for free trees and seeds. Click here.
