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Art & Craft
Nursery
Creative Arts And Music
Six colours, crayons, paper, glue and a great deal of singing. Music sits in this course rather than its own, because at three, singing and making are the same activity: a child paints while humming and stops doing both at once. Learning outcomes: name six colours, choose a colour on purpose, join in with a song and its actions, make something and say what it is. Inside: 9 videos, 1 tap-to-answer questions, 1 matching and sorting games and 10 things to do together.
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English
Nursery
Language And Literacy
Listening, talking, naming and rhyming — and the first six letter sounds, heard and spoken but never written. The ladder runs from single words in April to two or three sentences about something that actually happened by March. Learning outcomes: speak in short sentences instead of single words, join in with a rhyme from memory, hear the first sound in a word, answer a question about a story. Inside: 8 videos, 3 tap-to-answer questions, 1 matching and sorting games and 11 things to do together.
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EVS
Nursery
April — Myself And My Name
The first month of school, and the first thing to learn is that you have a name and it belongs to you. Saying it out loud to a grown-up who is not your parent is the whole of the first week. Counting starts at three, the letter A arrives, and nobody is asked to write anything. Learning outcomes: say your own name clearly to someone new, point to and name eyes, ears, nose, hands and feet, count three things by touching each one, sit down for a whole short session and join in. Inside: 16 videos, 5 tap-to-answer questions, 2 matching and sorting games and 16 things to do together.
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May — My Body And My Senses
Five ways of finding things out, all of them attached to you. Looking, listening, smelling, tasting and touching, plus the first real hand work of the year — pinching, threading and tearing — and washing your hands properly afterwards. Learning outcomes: name the five senses and what each one does, pinch, thread and tear with your fingers, wash your hands without being told each step, match a sound to the thing that made it. Inside: 14 videos, 5 tap-to-answer questions, 3 matching and sorting games and 15 things to do together.
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Nursery
June — My Family And My Home
Who lives in your house, what the rooms are called, and the two words that make a family work — please and thank you. The month closes with the first real sharing lesson, which is the hardest thing anyone learns at three. Learning outcomes: name the people in your family, name the rooms of a home and what happens in each, use please and thank you without a reminder, give a turn to somebody else. Inside: 14 videos, 4 tap-to-answer questions, 3 matching and sorting games and 16 things to do together.
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July — My School And My Friends
The room, the routine and the other children. What the bag is for, where things live, whose turn it is, and how to ask for help from a grown-up who is not yours. Numbers reach four and the letter B arrives. Learning outcomes: name the things in a school bag and put them away, follow a two-part instruction, play alongside another child without taking, ask a grown-up for help using words. Inside: 13 videos, 5 tap-to-answer questions, 3 matching and sorting games and 15 things to do together.
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