EYFS Grids

[janet]

Hi Andrea told me about these grids and they are great very easy to work from loads better than flipping through the book,, many thanks x

[caz3007]

Just seen this thread, thank you so much for sharing this. Going to print them off and put them in my learning journals.

[green puppy]

These are perfect, thanks for sharing.

[Daisy1956]

Thank-you so much for sharing I like the idea of laminating them as well.

[clorogue]

Angel!!!!!! Sarah pointed me in the direction of this thread as I put a thread on about 'assessment systems'. Thank you thank you thank you!!!!!

[ZoeAlli]

Thank you these are great. What a star!!

[hello kitty]

I am really happy so many people can make use of the grids I posted on here. Makes you wonder why these have not been given out to us on training courses or even just sent out in the post!

I once said to a trainer about this forum and she said she could not tell others about it as she might be seen as endorsing it! You would think with information sharing being in the news and with all the furore regarding the EYFS every little bit of help would be welcomed but apparently not.

[mandylyn]

WOW WOW WOW I can't say thank-you enough

[babs]

[QUOTE=hello kitty;636335]

I once said to a trainer about this forum and she said she could not tell others about it as she might be seen as endorsing it! QUOTE]

my nvq trainer give me the website addy.....

[Nix]

Super

Thanks

[Probey9]

Thank you, thank you, thank you thank you, you are a star.

[monkey62]

What a great idea. I was looking for something similar everywhere but I never find anything.Thank you for sharing.

[Rubybubbles]

thanks hunny :-D

[tracey36]

much easier to use than the book iv laminated mine and use for quick referance

[mammumof4]

this is great and will save me sooo much time looking all through the book, just one question, because im a bit thick
how exatly do we use them? do we just tick off/cross of the things we think the child is doing/has done? was told we cant use tick lists so im thinking we write it up in an obb? but how? sorry, im having a total mentel block and maybe making it seem more complecated thn it is?

[hop04]

Hi all ive just been trying to access the grids but it wont let me open it? Is it because im new?? If so how / when can i look at them im just starting and currently look after two and struggling alittle with all the planning? Thanks Donna x

[sarah707]

this is great and will save me sooo much time looking all through the book, just one question, because im a bit thick
how exatly do we use them? do we just tick off/cross of the things we think the child is doing/has done? was told we cant use tick lists so im thinking we write it up in an obb? but how? sorry, im having a total mentel block and maybe making it seem more complecated thn it is?

You use them as a help... a quick way of seeing what the child is doing and where he might go next.

You don't need to tick things off, although if they are backed up by observations then you can add dates as you notice things being achieved.

One of the main things to remember is they cannot cover everything - children do lots of things not mentioned in the Eyfs!

Hth

[sarah707]

Hi all ive just been trying to access the grids but it wont let me open it? Is it because im new?? If so how / when can i look at them im just starting and currently look after two and struggling alittle with all the planning? Thanks Donna x

Hi Hop04, welcome to the forum.

New members need to build up time and posts before they can open things.

It is a way of protecting our members hard work.

You will be able to access the downloads when you have been around a while

[Daisy1956]

thanks for sharing

[angiemog]

Thank you for this.... perfect just printed off a set for each of my mindees. x