Our helpers

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By Jenni Tavenerearly years teacher and writer

Extend your ‘People who help us’ theme with these activities focusing on some more people who help us

I love you, Mummy

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Communication, Language and Literacy

Talk with the children about the ways that their parents and carers help them by giving them support and encouragement. For example, they smile, say well done, give hugs and use comforting words or phrases such as ‘good girl’ or ‘good boy’. Invite the children to talk about how they feel when they receive a smile from their parents or carers. Do they feel loved, happy, pleased, content and reassured? Provide the children with a large sheet of card. Help them to trim the card into a long crescent to represent the shape of a big smile. Invite the children to decorate the smile with pens, paints or collage materials. Help the children to write a simple, personal message on the back of the smile, for example, ‘To mummy, I love you, from Hugo’.

Fun with Grandad

Fun with Grandad
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