#1 Making ConversationLanguage development is key for children. Without vocabulary, clear speech, listening skills, or comprehension they will find it difficult to find meaning in reading or writing. The most effective way to develop language is to let children talk to one another through playful collaboration. Exploring their environment gives them the opportunity to hear and speak. Make the most of talk -find out how this 3M can be a powerful tool with a visit to your setting from Can I Go And Play Now..? or buy the book on the link below...
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#2 Mark MakingReading and Writing are demanded from young children. You probably recognise that if we only waited another year until they were six we might have children who are better equipped and ready for the symbolic world. Unless you live in Scandinavia you'll want to find the best way to engage and encourage 4-5 year olds into the realm of the Mark. A great way to start is to explore the concept of The Message Centre - head there to watch the 45-minute training vidoe. It has huge potential for joy in early writing...
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#3 MathematicsAre worksheets and table based activities the most effective way to enrich our children's mathematical thinking? Is there a more meaningful way to develop their skills through play? Bring maths to life through playful learning, engage children in the world around them and let them see it through their eyes. You'll be amazed at the level of mathematics you'll encounter. Turn off the worksheet photocopier!
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