09.07.2020 - communication


“Communication is fundamental to children’s development; children need to be able to understand and be understood. Communication is the foundation of relationships and is essential for learning, play and social interaction”


Here is a selection of different activities to support your child’s Communication, Language and Development skills:

Guess the noise
1. Pick a noisy utensil or piece of equipment in the kitchen
 2. Tell your child to close their eyes and listen carefully
3. Make a noise e.g. chop on a board
4. Get your child to open their eyes and make a guess
5. If they’re wrong, do it again and then show them

To the tune of ‘Frere Jacques’
Lick your ice cream
Lick your ice
With your tongue
With your tongue
It’s all sweet and sticky
It’s all sweet and sticky
Yum, yum, yum!
Yum, yum, yum!




Reading and storytelling with your child promotes brain development and imagination, teaches your child about language and emotions, and strengthens your relationship.
For more information follow the link
https://raisingchildren.net.au/babies/play-learning/literacy-reading-stories/reading-storytelling


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