Newtochildcare
02-02-2014, 06:16 PM
Evening,
So, I have been wondering what the best way of doing my medium planning would be? I have only been minding since Sepember, and had been planning on a week by week basis, as only had the one mindee, and this worked. I am expecting my ofsted inspection in March, roughly, and have been thinking that I would be expected to have medium term planning in place too. I have seen many templates which have boxes for each of the 7 areas of learning, in which you should list activities which link to that certain areas of learning. I am of the feeling that it is good practice to plan activities which cover more than one area of learning. So, my question, is that for medium term planning, would it be acceptable to list the various activities, like in a spider chart for example, and then under each activity, show which areas of learning the activity links to? Does that make sense? Does anyone else do this?
Thanks
So, I have been wondering what the best way of doing my medium planning would be? I have only been minding since Sepember, and had been planning on a week by week basis, as only had the one mindee, and this worked. I am expecting my ofsted inspection in March, roughly, and have been thinking that I would be expected to have medium term planning in place too. I have seen many templates which have boxes for each of the 7 areas of learning, in which you should list activities which link to that certain areas of learning. I am of the feeling that it is good practice to plan activities which cover more than one area of learning. So, my question, is that for medium term planning, would it be acceptable to list the various activities, like in a spider chart for example, and then under each activity, show which areas of learning the activity links to? Does that make sense? Does anyone else do this?
Thanks