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eyfs scores at end of reception

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superbagpuss · 22/07/2014 16:49

one of my DT has got mostly emerging on his eyfs scores, we know he's been having problems and he's a June twin

should I be worried?

we plan to do reading and number practice over the summer holidays - is there anything else?

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noblegiraffe · 22/07/2014 17:08

My August-born DS struggles with fine motor skills and handwriting so we are going to be doing things over the summer to strengthen his hands and practise his pincer grip -hama beads, threading, using tweezers, painting the fence with water, that sort of thing, as well as working on letter formation.

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noblegiraffe · 22/07/2014 17:09

Oh, and cutting things out with scissors.

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superbagpuss · 22/07/2014 17:14

thanks, that's some really good ideas there. Grin

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Wozald1989 · 22/07/2014 21:55

Hi my lo is one of the eldest and she got all emerging, I have taken her to the library to join the summer reading challenge which she is excited about- they get stickers, bracelet and a certificate!
I am going to let her have fun over the holidays and just incorporate some writing in to day to day stuff, help me write a shopping list, write postcards and thank you cards. Just fun stuff.
Also just gonna do the usual games- snap, pairs, puzzles ect

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greeneggsandjam · 23/07/2014 00:30

Absolutely do some learning but in a fun way without pressure. Get him to follow instructions, have conversations with you where he asks you questions and gives his opinion, read a bit of a book and ask what he like about it, get him to create some form of artwork whether it be a traditional drawing or painting or a sculpture made from feathers and stones and evaluate it, what he likes about it, something he could do differently next time. Visit an art gallery and look at a painting he likes, why does he like it, what does he see in the painting etc. take photos of a day out, get him to stick them into a scrap book and write/type a sentence for each photo, can he wrap a present for someone, lots of interaction with others.

Excuse the total lack of grammar!

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