Filling out the planning sheet

Filling out the planning sheet

You can use planning sheets to keep track of the next step in each child’s development. These sheets can be linked to documents and resources that can help the child progress towards their learning goals.

Filling out the planning sheet on the practitioner app
  1. Log in as a practitioner to see the list of children you have access to.
  2. Tap the  Planning Sheet icon at the top.
  3. Change which group you want to see using the drop-down menu in the top left.
  4. Tap the date beside Week Beginning to change which week this planning sheet is for, then click View.
  5. Tap Edit under Common Learning Intentions/Activities to enter the shared learning goals for all children on the sheet. Tap Save when you’re done.
  6. Tap Edit under Planned Area and Activity to enter the next steps of one child’s development. This field will be automatically populated with the Next Steps from the child’s observations from the previous week. Tap Save when you’re done.
  7. Tap Observe Activity to create an observation using details from the Planned Area and Activity box. The tag for this observation is automatically set to Planned Activity.
  8. Tap Edit under Notes/Evaluation to enter additional notes about a child's planning. Click Save when you’re done.
Filling out the planning sheet on the web version
  1. In the sidebar, click on  Planning > Planning Sheet.
  2. Use the filters along the top to change which children’s planning sheets you want to see, and for which week, then click View.
  3. Click Edit under Common Learning Intentions/Activities to enter the shared learning goals for all children on the sheet. Click Save when you’re done.
  4. Click Edit under Planned Area and Activity to enter the next steps of one child’s development. This field will be automatically populated with the Next Steps from the child’s observations from the previous week. Click Save when you’re done.
  5. Click Edit under Notes/Evaluation to enter additional notes about a child's planning. Click Save when you’re done.
  6. Click Edit under Linked Resource(s) to bring up a drop-down menu. Select which documents/resources you’d like to attach to this child’s planning sheet from the Resources/Documents screen, then click Save.
Fields with  can be expanded by dragging them.
Copying planning to other children
If more than one child has the same learning goals, you can fill in just one child’s planning details and copy them over to the other children on the planning sheet. This is only possible on the web version of eylog.
  1. Check the box next to a child’s name to select them. You can only select one child for this.
  2. In the Bulk Actions drop-down menu that appears, select Copy Planning to Other Children.
  3. Click on the Select Children field to select which children you want to copy the planning to. 
  4. Click Copy.

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