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Every Day a Good Day: Establishing Routines in Your Early Years Setting

Stephanie Shimmin, Hilary White

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Focusing on the common, everyday issues that are daily concerns for all early years settings, this book looks at how to: settle new children, start and end learning activities, work with groups, manage mealtimes and naps, foster a sense of belonging and work effectively with parents

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Focusing on the common, everyday issues that are daily concerns for all early years settings, this book looks at how to: settle new children, start and end learning activities, work with groups, manage mealtimes and naps, foster a sense of belonging and work effectively with parents

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Focusing on the common, everyday issues that are daily concerns for all early years settings, this book looks at how to: settle new children, start and end learning activities, work with groups, manage mealtimes and naps, foster a sense of belonging and work effectively with parents

Key concepts: Present day, Day to day, Day treatment, Time of day, Names of the days of the week, Day length, Computer science, Animal science

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