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Review: Fish in a Tree

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Review: Fish in a Tree

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My Two ‘Must Have’ Resources for Helping Children Learning to Read

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How to Choose a High Quality Learning App for Children with Special Educational Needs

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Review: Oaka Books’ CE/KS3 SCIENCE: CHEMISTRY: ACIDS, ALKALIS AND INDICATORS

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‘Can I Tell you About…’ books

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Review: Oaka Books

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Review: Twinkl Dyslexia Resources

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It’s Chinese New Year on Saturday 25th January 2020 and this year will be the Year of the Rat. As well as creating fun kids craft activities to celebrate it (have a look here at our easy to make paper rat) we’ve been searching over the last week or so for our favourite books for young kids about Chinese New Year and here they are: Our favourite books about Chinese New Year for young children... https://senresourcesblog.com/2020/01/19/our-favourite-books-about-chinese-new-year-for-young-children/ #senresourcesblog #chinesenewyear #bookstagram #books #kidslit #childrensbook #kidsbook #childrensbookstagram #eyfs #primaryrocks #primaryteaching #eyfsinspiration #teachersofinstagram #sendblog #pblogger #pbloggeruk

Helping young children to develop an understanding of their own emotions and the emotions of others, is very important. If a child can start to use words, or signs to express how they are feeling it enables others to help them more effectively. For example, if a child is able to say when something is upsetting them, others can act accordingly to help. Understanding the emotions of others can help children socially. If a child can work out that when things they do upset others or make others happy, they may find developing friendships easier. There are lots of resources (children’s books, toys etc) available to help children develop their understanding of emotions, some of our favourites are listed below. Many of our recommendations are books, as those that read our blog regularly will know, I’m a big believer in the power of children’s books. They can be an excellent, informal and engaging way of helping children understand difficult concepts. ...continue reading here https://senresourcesblog.com/2019/02/02/best-resources-for-helping-young-children-understand-their-emotions/ #senresourcesblog #emotions #eyfs #send #sendblog #pblogger #pbloggeruk #learningathome #sendblogger #eyfsinspiration #parenting #toddlerlife

Found this absolute gem of a book in the library. Julia Donaldson’s brilliant Room of the Broom but with added sound buttons! Made me love this book even more. https://amzn.to/2NDdDVC Great for #sensory loving kids and for those that might need a helping hand in engaging with the book more. It’s brilliant and the sound effects and really great. #senresourcesblog #sensory #sensoryprocessingdisorder #autism #bookstagram #kidsbookstagram #books #kidsbook #kitlit #childrensbooks #juliadonaldson #roomonabroom #reading #send #sendblogger #pblogger #bookblogger #soundbook #parenting #toddlerlife

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