EYFS activity planner from an interest
Give the tool a child's current interest and get a week of EYFS-linked activities you can actually resource.
Start with what the children are actually into — dinosaurs, bin lorries, posting things through gaps. The planner turns that interest into activities linked to the EYFS areas, with the resources you'll need and what the adult does. Adjust for your ratios, space and risk assessments before you use it.
What are they drawn to right now?
Space, budget, allergies, outdoors only, no messy play today.
No card needed — keep going as long as you like.
No child data is stored. Your notes are used to generate the draft and nothing else.
Activity plan
Your draft will appear here. Always read it back and edit before it goes anywhere near a parent, a file or an inspector.
Members get unlimited runs, the AI Coach, the Ofsted, EYFS and SEND toolkits and the compliance map — from £5.99 a month, 7-day free trial.
Getting the most out of this
- •Interest-led planning is what inspectors mean by a curriculum that builds on what children know and can do — keep the thread from observation to plan visible.
- •Check every resource against your risk assessments and allergy records before you set it out.
- •Plan the adult role, not just the activity: what you model and say is usually where the learning happens.
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