Discount Wall Elements - We Love Our Earth Exploring The World|Psed

Discount Wall Elements – We Love Our Earth Exploring The World|Psed

20,17 £

SKU: SKUpXMAfegv8y Categories: Early Years, Exploring The World, Psed, Understanding The World Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Language Development: Expanding children’s vocabulary related to environmental education is important for their overall language development. Discussing and categorising items helps them learn new terms and concepts.
Problem-Solving Skills: Encourages critical thinking and decision-making as children identify which items can be recycled, thereby developing essential problem-solving skills.
Environmental Awareness: Children learn to identify what is beneficial or harmful to the earth, promoting sustainable habits. This fosters early awareness of recycling and conservation.
Durable Construction: This durable board is constructed from birch plywood, magnets, and metal, making it a reliable classroom resource.
Understanding the World: Supporting EYFS aims, it helps children respect and care for the natural environment, featuring elements of different animals and habitats.

Wall Elements – We Love Our Earth

A fun board where children decide what is good or bad for the earth. Supports early eco-learning.

Overview

Children decide what can be recycled, for example a paper bag but not a plastic bag. Encourages sustainability education.

This activity board supports sustainability education by helping children learn what is beneficial or harmful to the earth. Constructed from birch plywood, magnets, and metal, it engages children in understanding recycling and environmental care.

Aligned with the EYFS curriculum, it teaches the need to respect and care for the natural environment and all living things. The board features different animals and habitats, helping children appreciate biodiversity and ecological responsibility.
Through hands-on interaction, children develop problem-solving skills as they decide which items can be recycled. It also extends their vocabulary on environmental topics, promoting communication and language skills in an early years setting.