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Where do I find the Activity library?
In the Activity library in Famly, you will find a pool of ideas and activities you can use with the children in your setting. You are able to 'like' and comment on the activities you discover.
To find your Activity library, simply log in to the app, click on Learning (indicated by the icon of a stack of bricks), then select Activity Library
How do I find an Activity?
To find the type of activity you need, you can search by:
Key words
Age group
Learning area
Language
How do I add my own activity?
You can add your own activities to the activity library. To do this:
Click 'New activity' in the top right hand corner and a new pop-up will open (as below)
Staff with the permission to manage the activity library will be able to upload a custom image or video when creating a new activity.
Fill in the fields that relate to this activity underneath.
If you want to keep your activity just for your nursery, simply click 'Create'!
ORIf you want to share it with other practitioners in other Early Years settings using Famly, click 'Create & make public'.
If you choose to make your activity public you cannot change this later on.
How do I share activities with parents at my setting?
It is possible to share activities, whether they're default ones or those you've created, with the parents via your setting's News feed. To do this:
Start by making a new post on the News feed.
Click the 'Activities' button (in the centre, between next to the 'upload' and 'Live' buttons)
A new window will open where you can browse through and add one or more activities to the post. Just click 'Add to post' under the activity.
You can also write a description with it the activity, to let your parents know a bit more about it.
When you click 'Post' parents (or your chosen recipients) will be sent to the page showing the activity description.
Please note: when you first add the activity to the post, it will appear as a long link. However, when you click 'post', these will be transformed into embedded links.