The Ring of Confidence is a lovely book that will build your confidence. Its beautifully set out, well-trialed and full of lots of fun activities that will help under fives explore the important issues of emotional resilience, health education and staying safe. Easy to follow, with fun activities and useful picture resources – it is very cost-effective.
‘The lessons are packed with games, puppet activities and other strategies for early years practitioners to involve children in a fun and interesting way.’ – Nursery World, 14 February 2002
‘The Ring of Confidence programme offers sensitive guidelines and 13 clear lesson plans for Foundation Stage for practitioners working with under 5’s to tackle the vexed issue of child protection and substance abuse…it advocates involvement of parents to support and endorse the key issues provided by this thoughtful and user-friendly programme.’ – Angela Anning, Professor of Early Childhood Education.
Format: A4, 72 page, full colour, paperback.
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TES This book provides more practical ideas for the use of circle time at the foundation stage to tackle the vexed issues of child protection and substance abuse. A useful section identifies assessment opportunities. Early years teachers will find an easy way into exploring difficult issues with children through a rich array of games, puppet activities and relaxation techniques. For those who want to develop awareness of these issues with young children, this is a slim but useful resource. NURSERY WORLD This book outlines a practical course in helping children to feel emotionally and physically safe, based on the PSE curriculum in the Foundation Stage. It comprises two units, one helping the child to keep himself safe in a personal context (such as OK and not OK touches) and the other to protect himself from harmful substances. The lessons are packed with games, puppet activities and other strategies for early years practitioners to involve children in a fun and interesting way. Each lesson is clearly set out with everything needed to complete a session. As the book is spiral bound, photocopying of the sheets is easy and also kind to the book. This would be a useful and practical resource for this part of the curriculum.