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What activities will maximise learning and development for children and babies following the curriculum?

list activities which you could provide for babies and children link these with 'PILES'

help please i know this one is quite easy but cant get my head round it.....im very stuck with my work and its stressing me out.. :weepy:

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Open ended activities are good, they are the ones that have the most opportunity for learning and development - what the curriculum aims to support. They invite self motivated participation from children & adults, are flexible, easily accessible, and can the take minimal maintenance, organisation and planning.

Balls, bats, bikes, wheelbarrows, spinning tops, dress up, containers such as bags & purses, pots, cups, bottles, buckets, jugs. Blocks, mark making tools - is a thread of ideas & restricted direction eg: crayons/digging spades/forks/pencils/paintbrushes. Connective activities - interlocking bricks, jigsaws. Messy play mediums - soil, sand, leaves, sawdust, dough, paint, glue, water - although clean up is an extra for these. Food. Resources with lettering, text, symbols, numerals ..

In relation to PILES - Physical, intellectual, language, emotional & social are you able to see what activities your setting provides and how they fulfil the needs of your children from your individual understanding?

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thank you sooo much!!!! cant believe how helpful you guys are!!! :):)
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