I'm Starting Nursery: Helping Children Start Nursery (Campbell Big Steps, 3)

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When you’re walking to the park you could say, ‘Oh, I wonder if Debbie goes to the park too. We’ll have to ask her when we’re at nursery.’” Practise different skills Bright tells an animal-filled story with Mouse, the main character. He feels ignored by bigger creatures and wishes to roar like a lion.

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It shows children that if they have empathy for others and believe in themselves, they can conquer social situations. One of the best books for your nursery class to read is from Dr Seuss, and it’s a beloved tale that teaches children to care about the environment. This book will help your child learn their first words in a fun and interactive way. Sharing activities with your child is a fantastic way to build confidence and have a great time together. Throughout the tale, Mouse realises that all animals face fear, and even though he’s small he has the ‘heart of a lion’. By the end, he gains confidence and masters his shyness.Another great book with lessons to teach your class is about a fish with shiny scales. He’s proud of his scales, and the other fish are envious of them. The teachers/helpers will love you if you can teach your little one to put on their jumper/coat/hat/gloves, even if zips are beyond them yet. It will also give them some useful playground kudos. Dr Gurney says, “Try and get your child used to being in different environments and socialising with other people. Whether that's going to a baby class or just meeting a friend for coffee." Spend time settling in Oct 2023 Our Connecting Stories literacy project is transforming reading and writing in disadvantaged communities View all

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Hop on board and set sail on a fun adventure with all the animals with this Row, Row, Row Your Boat Sing Along with Me Sound Book.

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