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Outdoor learning with Kids Allowed: Forest school activities
Kids Allowed Nurseries explain the benefits of outdoor learning for EYFS children, along with forest school activities and nature play ideas.
Messy play: Malleable materials for early years
In early years, messy play with malleable materials provides so much opportunity for babies and toddlers to emerge themselves in sensory activities
5 quick and healthy meals for busy teachers by Helen Graves
Teachers have barely any time for lunch, let alone meal prep! Here food blogger Helen Graves provides healthy, quick recipes to help busy teachers…
5 stress relief tips for teachers
As Blue Monday fast approaches, we take a look at some easy-to-incorporate tips for teacher stress relief.
7 home learning activities to set
If you’re setting home learning activities, why not set them some life skills activities?
The art of den building by NDNA
NDNA recognise that den building as part of nature play in the early years is great for learning and development, despite becoming less and less common.
Teacher apps and technology for remote learning
If you’re setting up remote learning, check out these fantastic apps perfect for teaching and learning from afar.
Bringing problem solving skills into the classroom
Problem solving skills aren’t just good for future scientists or mathematicians, so how can educators improve problem solving skills in the classroom?
Messy play ideas using mud
Children in their early years love messy play activities, especially ones including mud! But it’s not just fun, there’s actually a number of key benefits.
Tackle maths anxiety with 6 outdoor activities
Children as young as six can have maths anxiety. How can taking maths outdoors help and what activities can you do? We’ve got 6 ideas to help you!
Schemas in early years
Schemas in early years can be described as patterns of repeated behaviours, which often occur in play. Some baby schemas include transforming and rotating.
Shoe inferences: a writing lesson activity
Whether it’s World Book Day or not, try this engaging English lesson activity to ignite pupils’ imaginative description of a character.
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Welcome to the
Hope Education Blog
Outdoor learning with Kids Allowed: Forest school activities
Kids Allowed Nurseries explain the benefits of outdoor learning for EYFS children, along with forest school activities and nature play ideas.
Messy play: Malleable materials for early years
In early years, messy play with malleable materials provides so much opportunity for babies and toddlers to emerge themselves in sensory activities
5 quick and healthy meals for busy teachers by Helen Graves
Teachers have barely any time for lunch, let alone meal prep! Here food blogger Helen Graves provides healthy, quick recipes to help busy teachers…
5 stress relief tips for teachers
As Blue Monday fast approaches, we take a look at some easy-to-incorporate tips for teacher stress relief.
7 home learning activities to set
If you’re setting home learning activities, why not set them some life skills activities?
The art of den building by NDNA
NDNA recognise that den building as part of nature play in the early years is great for learning and development, despite becoming less and less common.
Home Learning