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Originally Posted by foxy123
305.2 Complete a display in your setting that shows positive images; how the environment has been or could be adapted to provide inclusive practice
Plan and implement activities which are differentiated to suit all ranges.
I have to have this completed and emailed photograph by Friday and I have no idea where to begin!!!Any ideas would be much appreciated!!
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Do you mean tomorrow? If so, you will have to adapt, mix and match your display, but you can get it done.
I was going to suggest that you took some digital photographs i.e. of a child doing a 36 piece puzzle, then you could just photograph a peg puzzle and say you provide that type of puzzle for younger/less abled or sen children.
You could show children helping themselves at snack time - independently washing their hands, fetching a mug, filling etc, then you could have a photograph of a child with a two handled mug and given support by an adult. You could take photographs of areas and head them up something like - ....Floors are level and doorways wide for wheelchair access.
If you have no time for photographs taken in the setting, take them off the internet or use a poster programme and do something similar above promoting what you do in your setting and how you adapt when needed. You could even have a photograph of a smiling practitioner and label it up positive understanding practitioners/key persons with up to date knowledge by way of training.
You could show how you adapt outdoor play, or take activities to children if they can't access it - sen children or children in wheelchairs may prefer to have ring ribbons as more able and older children use gymnastic ribbons to dance to music.
If it's tomorrow and not next Friday and you have no photo's and you can't find what you want off the internet, perhaps you can use magazines, do some of your own art work and put 'speech' bubbles on with the statements you want to put across. Perhaps you have all day to do it and have to get it to your assessor by tomorrow evening?
I hope this helps you to start thinking - perhaps of something better!