Nursery teacher at Rhos y Fedwen Primary School.
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ALT Questions to ask your child What things are you looking forward to? Is there anything you want to talk about? When was the last time you were very happy? What makes you feel calm? What difficulties are you facing now? What can I do to help? Where is a place you feel safe? How are you finding things at school at the moment? What things would you like to do in the future? Would it be helpful if we planned each day together? Do you have any worries about the coronavirus? Where in our home do you feel like you can have your own space? What are you worried about when you lie in bed and can't sleep? Can you show me what you like about gaming? How do you feel about things changing? What do you think could help you feel better? What have you enjoyed about today?
ALT A collage of Allan Ahlberg's books - Burglar Bill, The Jolly Postman or Other People's Letters, Peepo, Woof, Bye Bye Baby, Funnybones, Each Peach Pear Plum, It Was a Dark and Stormy Night and Cops and Robbers
ALT An illustration from Mr Men Birthday Party - two Mr Men characters and one Little Miss character; one is wearing a party hat, while another carries a present
ALT Butterfly Conservation Butterflies and moths to see in April: Holly Blue, Emperor Moth, Orange-tip, Ruby Tiger moth, Brimstone, Steamer moth, Speckled Wood, Purple Thorn moth, Peacock
ALT Children who read... Are more likely to overcome disadvantage caused by inequalities (with an illustration of three stars) Are more likely to be happier, healthier and experience better mental wellbeing and self-esteem (with an illustration of a brain) Are more likely to do better at school and make more progress across the curriculum (with an illustration of an academic hat) Are more likely to develop empathy and creativity (with an illustration of a heart) Plus the BookTrust logo and URL booktrust.org.uk/benefits-of-reading-news
