Developing Communication for Language and Thinking. Ways to encourage language skills in Early Years.

Building on the new emphasis to structure communication in early years settings, this programme presents four observations of children in settings designed to extend talk. Presented without commentary, each can be used for analysis. The observations are followed by explanation from experienced practitioners. The programme visits: A baby room where ECAT encourages talk-friendly spaces including treasure baskets, seating babies opposite one another, and the use of mirrors to encourage communication. A dual language Every Child a Talker (ECAT)-inspired session in Hull to support children who may have a degree of language delay. A childminder who uses the everyday experience of taking children on a bus to scaffold language and encourage new vocabulary. A focus activity at Evesham Nursery where children work with a visiting potter.

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maxinef0

7 years ago
3

Useful tips on developing language.

TES Resource Team

7 years ago
5

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vada27chri

10 years ago
4

Thank you, good examples !!

TASHABARNES

12 years ago
3

Great for nursery or FS teachers, useful tips for how to develop children's langauge - especially through creative play.

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