My top tips for encouraging your child to write creative fiction stories:
🌟 Start by creating a “story mountain” - a brief plan charting the important scenes in the story.
🌟 Write about familiar characters.
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Stencils help to develop:
🌟 Fine Motor Skills - these activities help with the development of fine motor skills, increasing the use of small muscles in the hands, fingers, and wrists. Stencils help children to… https://t.co/0NDWqX2dd5
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Mr Rogers was ahead of his time when it came to understanding children’s emotions. He understood the importance of listening and acknowledging feelings.
He taught that giving a child space to talk is one of the… https://t.co/8XSMsq2RdR
Diagraphs are two letters that make a third letter sound when combined, such as “ee”, “ay” or “sh”. There are consonant diagraphs, which are usually taught first, and vowel diagraphs.
This simple sorting activity is a fun way to introduce diagraph sounds.
It is never too early to encourage the appreciation of stories and imagination by encouraging story writing. Young children need the confidence to "have a go" at writing their ideas without fear of making mistakes or being judged about their abilities.
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