Big Words for Little People


This exciting series helps grown-ups and children to talk about feelings and how to express them.


Top tips for getting the most out of reading together


• Choose books with colourful illustrations with plenty to talk about.


• Mix up the genres. Pick stories, non- fiction, poetry, recipes and comic books – all reading is valuable!


• Ask children questions about the pictures and give them plenty of time to think and respond. Try counting to 10 in your head when you do this.


• Show children that you are interested in what they have to say by looking at them when you ask a question and while you wait for their reply.


• Bring a story to life by acting it out. You could also play games where you pretend to be the characters from a favourite book.


Using Oxford University Press's language expertise, the books deliver carefully chosen big and small words to help children understand and talk about the ups and downs of first experiences and new emotions.


With fun illustrations to engage little minds, they are perfect for sharing, talking about and teaching children the language they need to fully express themselves as they grow up.


With titles covering PSHE topics from friendship to bravery, these books can help build children's confidence, compassion and vocabulary.


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