It includes Notebook presentations, lesson plans, differentiated resources to match each activity such as word banks, story maps and worksheets.

Moon EYFS Adult Input Plan and - Twinkl Packing For The Moon EYFS Adult Input Plan and - Twinkl

We had a good chat about who might live in the holes on the moon and I think he was surprised to find that Baby Bear didn't find anyone there. We had a lovely time with Whatever Next- first I read the story to Miles, then we read it again with his dad there too and Miles loved telling him what was happening and showing him the animals. The recipe contains full details of what you will need, along with step-by-step instructions on how to make it. Jill Murphy's brilliant tale, Whatever Next is an exciting space-themed story to share with your EYFS or KS1 class.It also contains a main learning intention, key questions and vocabulary, details of resources, differentiation, ideas for extension into continuous provision and opportunities for observation and assessment. Use WordArt (or a paint program) to create eye-catching examples of words linked to onomatopoeia (like ‘Whoosh’ and ‘BUMP’).

Whatever Next? Prime Area EYFS Medium Term Planning - Whatever Next? Prime Area

You could add one or two questions as well, for example do children think Baby Bear really went to the moon? Draw a labelled diagram of a rocket for Baby Bear, showing the different parts and special features. Sometimes you become stuck and just need someone else to give you a focus and this does all of that. It opens up so many avenues for extended learning both indoors and out, it's taken us on a journey and we love it, we'll certaintly send in some pictures!Give children a large piece of paper and paints or crayons to paint a picture of their journey to the moon. It's age relevant it's also one of those stories that has that magic appeal it's not illuminous and ridiculous when compared to the real world.