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Enjoy some tasty activities and learn about sharing through the story of a bear who bakes cherry cakes, suggests Jean Evans You Can Do It, Sam by Amy Hest (Walker Books, 4.99) is a charming picture...
Emerging after eight months of consultation with parents, carers, local authorities, academics and professional organisations and following countless visits to early years settings and a thorough...
Pregnancy and birth: a guide for deaf women by Sabrina Iqbal (RNID, 14.99) This large-format book will make a useful addition to the staffroom library if you have deaf parents and/or children on the...
Being able to communicate with service users in their own language is important, says James Hempsall
A new year is traditionally a time for looking back at the past and anticipating the future. Some resolutions to do things differently, to let go of bad habits and begin new things.
Measuring, comparing and matching, as well as feeling secure, feature in story-based activities from Jean Evans Develop children's understanding of size and height by introducing a project based on...
Young children's speech and language is one of the top concerns for early years practitioners, so get up to speed with the latest research and expertise at Nursery World North.
The mother of four-year-old identical twins Jar and Wook (real names Jack and Luke Ryan) is hoping that nursery school will improve their communication skills, reported The Daily Telegraph. The pair...
Embracing role play provides an opportunity for children to try out different ways of speaking in situations that are meaningful to them. Nicole Weinstein reports.
The charity ICAN, which supports children with speech and language difficulties, has backed recommendations from the Commons Education and Skills Committee for 'a clear and over-arching strategy' for...