EYFS / KS1 Key terminology guide

Introducing our comprehensive guide tailored specifically for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Key Stage 1 (KS1) teachers, designed to empower you with essential knowledge of key terminology used in schools, with a special focus on phonics!

As an educator working with young learners, understanding the terminology used in schools is crucial for effective communication and teaching. Our guide is your ultimate companion, offering clear explanations and practical examples to demystify the jargon commonly encountered in educational settings.

One of the highlights of our guide is its emphasis on phonics, a fundamental aspect of early literacy instruction. We provide in-depth coverage of phonics terminology, including phonemes, graphemes, blending, segmenting, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned teacher looking to refresh your knowledge or a newly qualified teacher seeking guidance, our guide equips you with the tools to confidently navigate phonics instruction and support your students’ reading development.

But that’s not all – our guide goes beyond phonics to cover a wide range of key terminology relevant to EYFS and KS1, including assessment terms, curriculum terminology, educational policies, and classroom management concepts. You’ll learn the language of education and gain the confidence to engage in professional discussions, collaborate with colleagues, and communicate effectively with parents and stakeholders.

What sets our guide apart is its accessibility and practicality. We’ve structured the content in a user-friendly format, with clear definitions, examples, and tips to support your understanding. Whether you prefer to read cover to cover or dip in and out as needed, our guide is designed to fit seamlessly into your busy schedule.

Invest in our EYFS and KS1 Teacher’s Guide to Key Terminology today and unlock the knowledge you need to excel in your role as an educator. With our guide by your side, you’ll feel empowered to navigate the world of education with confidence and competence, making a positive impact on the lives of your students.