This is one of my all-time favourite books for young children. It is really fun, and so good for promoting talk and reasoning. Each page hosts a collection of images and poses a question such as If you could live in one of these places which would you choose? or If you could be friends with one of these people which would you choose? My son adored it from about age two, asking for it almost every day. He’s 19 now and still has fond memories of it: It was different each time I read it! It’s one of those books which children will sit and look at with their friends and family again and again. I’m not a fan of Christmas shopping, but this is a good gift!
Let’s start talking about the impact screen time might be having on language development
Packed with example discussion scenarios, this book will help you raise your facilitation game
This resource brings together phrases and tips to help parents and carers develop dialogue with their children at home.
Starting with simple/fun questions in Early Years helps children develop the skills to consider deeper ('more philosophical') questions over time.
