Communication book for preschool

Reading to children frequently and providing opportunities for children to engage with books and printed materials Incorporating alternative ways and systems of communication based on children’s individual needs (e.g., using pictures or visual cues to foster communication) .

Daily parent communication notebooks are a highly effective method for managing and organizing notes, calendars, homework and any other papers you send home.
One acronym for these notebooks is B.E.A.R., or Bring Everything Always Ready.
I used B.E.A.R. books in my classroom for over 10 years with great success.

Reading to children frequently and providing opportunities for children to engage with books and printed materials Incorporating alternative ways and systems of communication based on children’s individual needs (e

, using pictures or visual cues to foster communication)

As you learned in Lesson 1, effective communication skills are integral to children’s self-expression, to their development of social relationships, and to their learning

In your daily work in preschool, you should plan and embed opportunities for teaching language and communication skills throughout the day

Why Use Picture Books about Communication in the Classroom? The IB learner profile states good communicators “understand and express ideas and information confidently and creatively in more than one language and in a variety of modes of communication

They work effectively and willingly in collaboration with others