Emily Crawford Children ranging from 1 to 5 years.

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Emily Crawford Children ranging from 1 to 5 years

How can we organise the outside space to engage the children’s interests ? Through observation we highlighted that the children were much less engaged in their play in the outside environment. We noted that the children were showing an interest in using construction materials but the play didn’t seem overly sustained. The inside environment and thesis of the nursery is very much zoned but child led. The resources are available to the children all of the time and in specific areas so I decided to continue this to the outside.

Starting point: We needed to think about how we as adults perceive the space we have. But also how the children see and perceive the space as their point of view could be different. We have a large outside space so how do we make it an engaging space?

First things first, a plan!

Wow! Its like a whole new garden!!”

CREATIVITY!

Aftermath Reigniting their imaginations Extending creativity Influences on children, staff, setting.

Influence on the children. The creations The vocabulary The extended learning.

Plan for continuation Further development Water area Decking area Bug hunting