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EYFS Overview EYFS Poster -------------- The 4 Themes: A Unique Child Positive Relationships Enabling Environments Learning and Development -------------- The 6 Areas of Learning & Development: Personal, Social and Emotional Development Communication, Language and Literacy Problem Solving, Reasoning and Numeracy Knowledge and Understanding of the World Physical Development Creative Development -------------- Whiteboard resources   You Are Here:   Foundation Strategy   Creating and using an interactive big book in a nursery setting as a tool to develop reading skills View the item     back Description: Earlier work by the author indicated that the interactive whiteboard was ?an excellent tool to encourage a wide range of children to engage in early reading and writing activities?. In this work an interactive big book was used to test this hypothesis. The methodology used video and reflective diaries to follow the progress of the research. The evidence showed that there were noticeable increases in reading attainment compared to the cohorts of the previous three years. Reasons for this are suggested including the way in which the interactive big book supports different approaches to learning.  Group Affiliation: Teaching, Management  Subject/Category: Teaching - General, Management - General, Foundation  Age Relevance: Foundation Stage  Copyright Holder: Sue Worgan  View the item     back

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