'This informative and wide-ranging book argues persuasively for the value of multiple perspectives, both international and disciplinary, in the study and practice of early childhood education, because they feed our imaginations and provoke us to think. And while illustrating the many differences that exist between countries, it highlights the shared issues confronting us, wherever we live.' - Emeritus Professor Peter Moss, Institute of Education, University of London Stemming from original research in the field, a range of expert contributors explore the key themes and debates surrounding international perspectives on Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC). Drawing on studies carried out in Norway, Mexico, France, Hungary and many more countries, the book covers a wide range of topics including: the relationship between early childhood and primary education gender and play in ECEC curriculum inclusion early interventions working with families place-based learning With case studies, detailed suggestions for further reading at different levels and discussion points, this is a key text for students of Early Years at all levels, from Foundation Degree to Masters, as well as current early years practitioners. Linda Miller is Professor Emeritus of Early Years, The Open University. Claire Cameron is Senior Reader in Education at the Thomas Coram Research Unit, Institute of Education, University of London.
Map Reading Puzzles is by Jenny Alexander for year 5/P6 guided and independent reading. It contains instructional text containing maps and puzzles which need to be solved to find hidden treasure.
Junior Mapwork Made Easy
An introduction to maps and the techniques used to make them includes related activities.
Provides expert guidance on reading maps and using them to navigate in the outdoors, and shares tips for drawing maps, with explanations of cartographic terminology.
Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands: Maps and Mapwork
Map Reading Puzzles
How to interpret maps and ideas for making a variety of maps and mazes from simple plans to labyrinths, puzzle mazes, navigation charts, food, weather, string and postal maps. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.
Feeling lost when it comes to maps With this fun and informative series you'll soon know exactly where you are when it comes to maps and mapping What is a map What are maps used for How do you read a map Find your way to the answers and ...