Children's learning journey scrapbooks need to be accessible to all children and families as it will ensure that children's voices (verbal and non-verbal) are heard and documented in a way that children can see, contribute to as well as understand.
It HIGHLIGHTS the Children's learning and development. It is a way to collate visual evidence of each child's achievements and learning that links to their individual goals throughout the year.
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The Children's learning journey scrapbooks are needed for each individual child.
It is a form of reflecting and a way to observe/document that can be linked to the active planning that is happening through group and individual learning.
Children's Learning Journey scrapbooks offer the opportunity for parents to see their childΚΌs developmental progress in action and gain an understanding of what their childΚΌs experiences are away from home, families are able to provide feedback on the Learning journey scrapbooks.
π How/What are they used for?
- They will include children's art work.
- You can include the '1st day in the room' online observation into the learning scrapbook.
- To empower children to take lead of their own learning and be able to respect back.
- The children can create learning directly in their Learning Journey scrapbooks and not need other paper.
- Supports Woodlands sustainable Philosophy to minimise the usage of paper.
- Children being supported to appreciate, be proud of and care for their creativity.
- To capture each child's learning interests.
- You can only print out learning from Playground if you and that it links to the learning that is in the child's learning journey scrapbooks.
However, the learning journey scrapbooks are not to be filled with Playground print outs.
You are able to have the children's Summative Assessments in there.