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Everyday ways to help your child with literacy

A matter of manners

Speaking and listening are important literacy skills
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Learning to listen and follow multi-step directions are important skills for pre-schoolers. Try this fun game to improve your little one’s comprehension, focus and number sense, and help prepare them for school. Your pre-schooler will have fun practising their listening skills and memory – and bossing people around!

The Memory Magician

This game is a great opportunity to talk to your child about ‘whole body listening’ – that is, when the Memory Magician is talking, you have to look them in the eyes and pay full attention. This will help prepare your little one for classroom learning.
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Your little one learns so much when you spend time with them. Even with a busy schedule, you can turn a little bit of time into a learning experience for your child. Try these tips to get more out of your time with your little one.

Any time can be learning time!

Praise your little one for the things they learn and achieve. You can praise children of different ages for different things – you might praise a baby for learning to clap their hands, a toddler for putting their hat on when asked, or a pre-schooler for trying to tie their own shoelaces. Try using ‘descriptive praise’ – tell your child exactly what it is that you like about what they have done.
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The development of early maths skills in pre-schoolers can help them to do better at maths at school. One of the skills your little one will need to learn is ‘spatial sense’. Find out more about spatial sense and how you can help your pre-schooler develop their early maths skills.

Early maths skills 2: spatial sense

Spatial sense is an understanding of shape, size, position, direction, and movement – being able to describe and classify the physical world we live in. Later on in school, this is referred to as ‘geometry.’ For little ones, spatial sense is mainly about their awareness of themselves in relation to the people and things around them.
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Fast Vocabulary Game

The aim of this game is to provide learners with a quick and easy way to practice or review vocabulary terms.

Fast Vocabulary Game

Drag the images to match the words
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Active Learning

Did you know that you can develop your child's vocabulary and maths skills while playing and talking about sport?

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Everyday ways to help your child with literacy and numeracy
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