Outdoor Play in the Early Years

The list author says:
	"A helpful and practical book that considers the role of gardening and wildlife in the context of play provision."

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	"This book guides schools and early years settings through the process of changing and developing an outdoor environment. Lots of inspirational photos, practical suggestions and ideas. A super book."

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	"A really useful overview of outdoor play research.  Buy this if you are a student or studying for an early education qualification."

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	"Lots of practical ideas in all curriculum areas.  Useful for all early years settings."

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	"All year round activities to do outdoors.  Great ideas and no excuses to stay indoors if the weather isn't great."

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	"Whilst this book has been superceded by more recent publications it is a classic in its own right.  A useful addition to any early years setting or student."

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	"A surprisingly useful addition to any early years setting wishing to develop the quantity and quality of outdoor play. A good all-in-one guide."

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	"This format makes a refreshing change to other early years books on outdoor play.  The thinking points are great aids for reflecting upon one's practice.  Buy this book."

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	"Latest, up-dated edition. A much quoted book and arguably a classic!"

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	"Short, sweet and never again will you make the assumption that children are too young or lack the communication skills required.  Great for changing attitudes."

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	"This book, more than many others, puts outdoor play clearly into the context of the Foundation Stages curriculum. Stunning photos, beautifully presented."

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	"This is THE most comprehensive book about early years outdoor maths. Good for an in-depth focus but expensive for the casual buyer."

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	"Really useful book. An A-Z of ideas based on themes with super questions and vocabulary provided. Based upon providing first hand experiences for children,"

The list author says:
	"An American book that looks at outdoor play provision. It's good but is not about nature kindergarten or forest schools. More theory than practical activities."

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	"A super practical book aimed at the play sector as much as schools. Well written and informative."

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	"I'm rapidly becoming a fan of Theresa Casey. This is a rare find that gives due thought to the impact of our environment on inclusive practice."

The list author says:
	"I haven't got a copy of this book yet, so can't comment,  but thought you might like to know of its existence."

The list author says:
	"Lots of advice and ideas for developing learning outdoors.  An attractive, accessible book. Buy it if you wish to improve outdoor play provision in your early years setting."