Cognition and learning
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- Child engages in aspects of real-world/role play. They show developing awareness of the tasks carried out by different professionals. For example, doctors, nurses, firefighters, and police officers.
- Child shows interest in activities and resources within the nursery environment. They engage in aspects of exploratory, functional and sensory play. They show a developing understanding of the world around them.
- Child shows developing imagination through substitution and representation of objects within play. For example, using a cardboard tube to represent a phone.
- Child has begun to make meaningful choices between objects and activities
- Child shows increased listening skills and task focus
Independence
- Child makes choices between the options offered at snack and mealtimes.
- Child understands risk/safety within the home (hot pans, cooker top, boiling water)
Community inclusion
Child shows a developing understanding of friendships and interactions with others. They are able to name 'friends' within their nursery group.
Health
- Child has begun to recognise which foods and drinks are healthier and the importance of a healthy diet.
- Child has an understanding of the importance of self-care routines to maintain good health. For example, washing hands, cleaning teeth and having a bath.
- Child has developed an understanding that some substances are harmful to ingest or touch.
- Child has developed an understanding of basic feelings and emotions.