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Applications for 3-5 year olds are now open for 2023/24. Apply via this link northlanarkshire.gov.uk/scho…
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Remember to take a peek once a week to prevent the spread of Head Lice. 🙆🙆♀️
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#preventheadlice #carbrainprimaryschool @CarbrainPrimary @NurseryCarbrain #carbraincares
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Busy busy day delivering all our planters to local schools. Great to see their hard work paying forward 🙌🙌 Absolutely brilliant work 🤩🤩@FirstStepsFT @KildrumC @RavenswoodPS @StHelensNLC
Make your way along to Cumbernauld Theatre at Lanternhouse this Saturday to gather with friends and family for some fun in our local community.
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'Sometimes, helping children to cope with uncertainty will be as simple as taking them outdoors.'
Ahead of #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek in February, take a look at our simple tips for using the outdoors to support children's wellbeing at school ⬇️
ltl.org.uk/news/how-schools-…
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Froebel in childhood practice in person on a Saturday! 🎉 Fantastic engagement from all participants today. 👏Exploring Froebel’s principles and Tina Bruce’s 12 features of play 🤔
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Keep your children wild - don’t make them grow up too fast. Let them spend their days in the sunshine using their imagination. ~ Brooke Hampton
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The experiences we have as young children shape the rest of our lives. The Froebel Trust believes in the importance of play, learning through nature, practical hands-on learning and nurturing a child’s connection to their community. Watch our 2min video: youtu.be/9Wm4AaJji5I
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This outward appearance is just part of stammering. Some children may become frustrated or upset if they are finding talking difficult. The way people respond can play a much bigger part. #stammering
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This month, we will be sharing helpful tips to support your child with their handwriting skills.
Feel free to like, share, comment and tag anyone who might be interested in handwriting advice.
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Some children are extra sensitive to noise within their environment. Noises that we would not notice can be distracting and stressful to some children. We would like to share some ideas to help with these difficulties.
bit.ly/NoiseSensitivities
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Provocation:
Chn can explore different puzzles & small worlds which are carefully arranged.
Different combinations, layers & height allow chn to create their own or collaborative play scripts.
Chn can then share, re/tell or re-play their scripts.
Thanks @AshlieMcLaughl8
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How To Get Your Kids (And Yourself) Comfortable With Risky Play...
"Research indicates that risky play helps kids develop resilience, self-confidence, independence, executive functioning capabilities, and risk-management skills."
👉fatherly.com/parenting/how-t…
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We absolutely love this visual! Parent involvement in therapy is crucial in ensuring a child makes progress with their communication skills. We really value the support we get from our colleagues in education too.
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🦸♀️ COMMUNITY HERO 🦸♀️
It isn’t often that we have our Community Hero nominated to us but we think it could be the way to go! Sensitivity and warmth are two words that best describe Jacqui & her husband Bill.
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We are carrying out a Parents Survey which explores views from parents/carers of children aged under 6 who have not yet started school. The survey will be used to inform government policy about funded childcare.
Please fill in and share➡️ tinyurl.com/ELCSurveySM
ALT Parent and carer survey Share your views to help inform government policy on funded childcare
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We are often contacted by parents for advice on how to help their child to develop first words, more words or to connect and play with their child. Lanarkshire #slt are huge followers of The Hanen Centre! Take a look at this first step to help with all of these things!
The first step in Following Your Child’s Lead to promote early language development is to OWL – Observe, Wait and Listen. Find out more about this powerful Hanen strategy at hanen.org/BSHM2022
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Another little video of family fun yesterday at Kildrum Family Learning centre 🧘🧘♀️⭐️🌞💜 @relaxkids @NLFamilyLearn @SLTNorth @KildrumC @oneilljdo @HofENLcentral @nlct_carers