Childcare observations examples

This Child Observation template can be used as a jotting record for observing a child. The Belonging, Being and Becoming template is used to take 3 qu...

Child Observation Templates for Childcare Centres to record what a child is doing, what they are saying, observing exactly what you see. These templates include a range of different types of observation methods which can be used to document an individual child learning, development and skills.

This template can be used to show how a child benefits from playing with blocks. Blocks are open-ended play materials; there is no right or wrong way...

Obs in Theory is our latest new template. This template enables educators to link their observation to child development theories. Theories enable edu...

This template enables you to record the child's 3B's within the EYLF that their lives are characterised by. The Belonging, Being, Becoming - Portfolio...

This template can be used when observing individual children for programing, planning, learning and development. The Observation Notes template is for...

This Interest Area template can be used to show how a child benefits from engaging with Art and Craft. Engaging in Art n Craft experiences benefits al...

The new Education Inspection Framework (EIF) uses the terms ‘intent, implement and impact’ instead of observations but the premise is the same. Through observing children and analysing these observations, practitioners can determine what progress children are making and what opportunities and experiences they want to provide in order to support further learning and development.

This template can be used to show how a child benefits from manipulating play dough. Play dough is a great sensory experience which can be used by chi...

This template can be used to show how a child benefits from engaging in home corner / pretend play. Pretend play is very important for children's deve...