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As you’re flicking through the magazine and playing the games, talk about the pictures on the pages and ask questions (see our prompts, left). Or if your child enjoys reading independently, ask what facts they’ve discovered inside their magazine.
This magazine has been designed to inspire meaningful interactions between caregivers and young learners, helping you discover the world side by side – both on the pages and off. Research shows that shared moments are crucial for children’s...
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Reading out loud to early learners, pointing at the words and pictures as you go, is proven to develop literacy. And if your child is an independent reader they’ll take great pride in following the engaging text and completing the...
Our stickers aren’t just cute – they also help develop physical dexterity and fine motor skills. Encourage numeracy by asking children to find the sticker that matches the page.
Figure out a dedicated daily ‘reading time’ that fits your routine – whether it’s before bed or after a meal. Make this special time something to look forward to. As little as ten minutes a day can make a big difference.