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    Hi,
    How do you record the childs starting ponts ? I have been doing it on the EYFS development sheet for the childs age range, but it's not working for me. I don't think the parents understand half of the wording and the statements can be interpretated in so many different ways.
    Would you mind sharing how you do yours ?
    Thank you oh helpful ones !!

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    I use this

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    Quote Originally Posted by christine e View Post
    I use this
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    You watch and listen and note what the child can do / cannot do.

    You ask parents and fill in the blanks.

    Just write it down in normal English - I use a lot of I CAN statements because I find them really positive...

    I CAN - make marks on paper with a crayon

    I CAN - give meaning to the marks I make

    Then I note what is happening against the Development Matters document in the Eyfs.

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    ..just wish to add - if your new mindee has come from another setting, ask parents to see their development forms/paperwork/learning journals from their previous minder or nursery - photocopy bits you need like the child's last assessments and observations and use them as part of your starting points xx

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    Thank you , you gorgeous people

 

 

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