Unit plan Early years British

First-week routines that teach themselves

A five-day plan where every routine is introduced through play and rehearsed until the room runs it.

How to use it

One routine per day, introduced with the story, rehearsed twice before snack, praised specifically.

For mixed-age rooms, let veterans demonstrate before rehearsal.

Routines learned through rehearsal in week one save instructional minutes all year.

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★ 4,6 · recommended by 20 teachers

Ana Ferreiro Deputy head · British school, Madrid

We used it as-is in the department meeting and then in class: the adaptation levels save the hard part, which is differentiating without rebuilding everything.
Marcus Webb IB Coordinator · International school, Lisbon Community

With Year 11 it works better splitting the session in two: first half guided, second with the material in students' hands. Suggestion: add a 5-minute plenary.
Lucía Prat Secondary tutor Community

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