Chatterbox Tea Party at Buckshaw Village Nursery
Lower Buckshaw invited parents into nursery for a Chatterbox tea party of story time and singing, helping to encourage children's communication skills and sharing top tips to carry on the talking at home.
Published 2013-03-06
Lower Buckshaw invited parents into nursery to join in with story time and singing. The aim of it was to encourage communication skills between each other and to share ways they could do this at home.
Goodie bags full of communication tips
They also gave out little goodie bags with information in about encouraging communication at home, along with top tips for doing so. It was a lovely way to help families keep the conversation going long after the tea party had finished.
Everyone had a great time
They had a great time! Sharing stories and songs is one of the simplest and most joyful ways to build a child's language and confidence, and it was wonderful to see parents and children learning and playing side by side at our Buckshaw Village nursery.
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The Chatterbox Tea Party welcomed parents into Lower Buckshaw nursery for story time and singing to encourage children's communication skills, with goodie bags of top tips for talking at home.
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