CFC 13: Sharing learning experiences with children

1. Know how children learn

• 1.1. Identify ways that children can learn
• 1.2. Outline ways that children use their senses to find out about the world
• 1.3. State the importance of investigation for children’s learning

2. Know how to use stories and rhymes with young children

• 2.1. Identify stories and rhymes for children 0-5 years 11 months
• 2.2. Identify sensory aid(s) to support children’s enjoyment of stories
• 2.3. State ways to encourage children to take part in stories or rhymes

3. Understand that the natural world can support children’s learning

• 3.1. Identify objects of interest from the natural world
• 3.2. List natural environments which may be used to extend children’s experiences
• 3.3. Give an example of how outdoor experiences can develop children’s curiosity

4. Know how the local community can be used to broaden children’s experiences

• 4.1. List local organisations, services or people that can provide experiences for children
• 4.2. State the benefits of finding out about the local community for children
• 4.3. Give examples of ways that local organisations, services or people working in the community can broaden children’s experiences