Get this three-book combination pack for one discounted price, which includes:

I am two! Working effectively with two year olds and their families by Dr Kay Mathieson

This book explores:

• How best to support practitioners to work with the parents of 2-year-olds
• Early childhood development and the impact of developmental delay
• The role of early intervention

The great outdoors: Developing children’s learning through outdoor provision by Margaret Edgington

Many adults fondly remember the time they spent out of doors as children. This book explains why outdoor experiences are essential for development and learning, and highlights some of the opportunities children need. Written by Margaret Edgington, this book explores why it is important for children to learn through outdoor experiences, and identifies how parents and practitioners can support children’s development in this area.

Making my own mark by Helen Bromley

In Making my own mark, Helen Bromley looks at how children can develop both their secretarial and authorial skills through play to become enthusiastic writers. She looks at the key experiences and resources that children require as they learn to write, finds opportunities for developing skills across the early years curriculum indoors and out and focuses on the crucial role of adults as role models, scribes and cheer-leaders. With lots of case studies, examples of children’s early writing and ideas for practitioners, Making my own mark offers a play framework for children’s earliest experiences as writers.