1. Does your setting offer to visit children at home before they start with you? 2. Do you offer a range of opportunities for younger children and families to stay and play? 3. Do you have any documents/folders that collect children's experiences to share between home and school? 4. How do you tune into what each child's interests are? 5. How do you build on this in your...
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1. Does your setting offer to visit children at home before they start with you? 2. Do you offer a range of opportunities for younger children and families to stay and play?
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