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What Does it Mean To Be Four?


by Jennie Lindon ISBN 978-1-90457-541-2 £15.99


Ideas for four year olds include how to:


 Provide open-ended situations to support creativity and critical thinking


What Does it Mean To Be Three?


by Jennie Lindon ISBN 978-1-90457-540-5 £15.99


Ideas for three year olds include how to:


 Support burgeoning social skills in the threes


 Help children’s physical skills, awareness and confi dence


 Sustain talking and thinking for self-direction and communication


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“What captured me throughout this book was how succinctly the writer had captured the essence of this age group.” Review of What Does itMean To Be 3? by Annette Parsons, Childminding Development Worker


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 Engage the fours in questions, answers, and genuine conversations


 Lay the foundations of mathematical skills by tying to what children already know


 Help children to judge risk and physical safety


What Does it Mean To Be Five?


by Jennie Lindon


ISBN 978-1-90457-542-9 £15.99


Ideas for fi ve year olds include how to:


 Help children to recognise healthy habits


 Support the transition towards growing independence


 Have realistic expectations of children’s early literacy www.practicalpreschoolbooks.com ❜


 Enable the fi ves to learn about tools and techonology in a way that makes sense to them


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