Sally Featherstone Books

I can t do it
I can t do it

By Clare Beswick

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The Tough Times series is designed to help early years practitioners support very young children who are experiencing particular stress or anxiety. Each of these short books looks at what the child...

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Including Children with Behaviour and Attention Difficulties in the Foundation Stage Inclusion
Role Play Carrying on in Key Stage 1
Making It Work in Year 1
Counting Baby and Beyond
Counting Baby and Beyond

By Clare Beswick

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Little Book of Living Things
Boys and Girls Come Out to Play Key Issues
Little Baby Books Set 1 Little Baby Books
The little book of fine motor skills
The little book of fine motor skills

By Sally Featherstone

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Activities for use in Early Years settings to help children develop their fine motor skills.

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