Observation sheet example: child aged 3 years
A completed observation of a child playing in the role play area with a peer. Shows staff how to record independent play, communication, interaction and the supports that help.
A completed observation of a child playing in the role play area with a peer. Shows staff how to record independent play, communication, interaction and the supports that help.
Guidance for primary staff on introducing multiplication, division and number facts to a pupil with Down syndrome, using familiar resources and sticking with one method until it is secure.
Step-by-step guidance for primary staff on introducing addition and subtraction to a pupil with Down syndrome, starting with concrete resources and visual supports before moving to pictures and written sums.
Guidance for primary staff on teaching a pupil with Down syndrome the language and meaning of more and less, using practical, visual and repeated activities alongside counting.
Printable sentence boards with a space for a picture, to help a child with Down syndrome ask a friend to play or ask for an item, supporting early communication with others.
A printable seven-day chart to record wet and dry pads, toilet use and drinks across the day. Helps parents and professionals spot patterns before starting a toilet training programme.
Explains what intimate care is and what schools and nurseries should do under the Equality Act 2010, with key points from statutory guidance. Helps staff and parents understand a child’s right to support.
A completed example of SMART targets for a 3-year-old child in nursery, covering play and communication with peers. Helps early years staff see how to plan clear, measurable targets.
Printable picture and letter cards for a matching game where pupils link pictures such as car, horse and bag to their first sound. Supports early phonics in primary classrooms.
Guidance for primary staff on teaching a pupil with Down syndrome to recognise numerals, starting with a small target set and building up through visual activities that draw on visual learning strengths.