Time to Talk Everyday Objects Basket
A lovely, soft fabric collection of familiar items for babies and toddlers to explore and develop communication skills.
Teaching Subjects
English Curriculum
Early Years
Scottish Curriculum
Early Years
Winner ERA Award 2012 - Best Early Years Resource & Equipment - non ICT
Babies and toddlers just love playing with keys. They also seem to be drawn towards the TV remote control unit or pulling the tissues from the container.
We've therefore put together a lovely, soft fabric collection of familiar items. There's a mobile phone, a brush, soap, keys, toothpaste and brush, a purse, a TV remote control unit and a tissue box complete with fabric tissues.
These items are safe, engaging and offer a host of learning through play opportunities.
Set includes a basket and 13 items. Size of basket: D20cm. Machine washable at 30 degrees.
Suitable from birth
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Before children learn to talk they have to understand the words and sounds that are being used around them. Always bear in mind that a language rich environment supports the development of sounds and letters. Using collections of familiar objects is an appropriate way to support talk and social interaction. In our nursery we have seen how babies show pleasure and excitement when sharing these baskets with someone they know.
Top tip: practitioners can use these props to recreate and share their own magical, imaginative stories. "
Emma is an award winning Nursery Manager of the Year, a trainer and a huge inspiration for colleagues and parents. She balances all the necessary requirements whilst creating beautiful, nurturing environments. Busy Bees/Busy Bears, County Durham.
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Customer Comments
Another versatile product that allows children to connect with it on so many educational levels. For some they provide a strong avenue to explore schemas, emptying and transporting, filling and moving. At other times of the day they provide an enormous opportunity to promote CLL with their key person, or even form part of a sensory experience. I have seen children use these baskets to play intimately alone, or share and turn take with peers. Adults can engage and talk easily about the items in the basket and share in the explorative experiences the children can have with the items. They also can be used as song baskets that children can familiarise themselves with and can replicate experiences they have had in a group, alone. Each character, object is well made with appealing features and fabrics but are easily cared for and are washable.
Emma Graham, Managing Director - Busy Bees and Busy Bears Children's Day Nurseries - Durham
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