#1-2 years #Chatting
Chat, learn and play with your toddler to improve their early literacy skills and improve their confidence in communicating. Support your 1 to 2-year-old in reaching their literacy milestones. By the age of 2, many children can say around 50 words. Words for Life provide activities, songs, games and nursery rhymes to help you practise English language reading and speaking skills at home.
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Read Speak to your child in your own language nowSpeak to your child in your own language
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Read Communicating with your visually impaired child nowCommunicating with your visually impaired child
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Read Communicating if your baby is deaf nowCommunicating if your baby is deaf
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Read Play 'I spy' nowPlay 'I spy'
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Read Make up your own story nowMake up your own story
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Read Choose a favourite book nowChoose a favourite book
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Read Making puppets nowMaking puppets
Playing with puppets is a great way to get your child talking and using their imagination, and they can even make their own ...
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Read Talking to your baby or child when out and about nowTalking to your baby or child when out and about
Our walk and talk trail contains ideas and tips to help you chat to your baby or child more while you are out and about.
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Read Talking to your child about food nowTalking to your child about food
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Read Reading about feelings nowReading about feelings
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Read Chat and play nowChat and play
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Read Act out a favourite story nowAct out a favourite story
You can bring books to life for your child by acting out stories with them.
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Read Problem solving with your child nowProblem solving with your child
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Read Learning about numbers and problem solving nowLearning about numbers and problem solving
The best way for children to learn about numbers is through everyday real experiences.
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Read Zoom, Zoom, Zoom nowZoom, Zoom, Zoom
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Read Make a book about Me! nowMake a book about Me!
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Read Playing on the floor nowPlaying on the floor
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Read Pouring and tipping nowPouring and tipping
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Read Asking your toddler questions nowAsking your toddler questions
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Read Talk about feelings nowTalk about feelings
Hearing you use words to describe feelings will help your child to understand and manage their emotions when they are older.
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Read Home-made post box nowHome-made post box
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Read The Wheels on the Bus nowThe Wheels on the Bus
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Read Sing a Song of Sixpence nowSing a Song of Sixpence
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Read There was an old lady who swallowed a fly nowThere was an old lady who swallowed a fly
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Read Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree nowKookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree
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Read Sleeping Bunnies nursery rhyme nowSleeping Bunnies nursery rhyme
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Read This Little Piggy nowThis Little Piggy
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Read Jack and Jill nowJack and Jill
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Read Monday's Child nursery rhyme nowMonday's Child nursery rhyme
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Read Row, Row, Row Your Boat nowRow, Row, Row Your Boat
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Read Hush, Little Baby nowHush, Little Baby
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Read Playing at routines nowPlaying at routines