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Get your child to be involved during meal time preparations! Setting the table is a simple task that can even be taught to young children when appropriate level of support is provided. Tips: - Get the child to personalise their table mat by pasting stickers, colouring, etc. - Laminate or use a transparent document holder to make the table mat reusable - Print in A4 or A3 size depending on your needs

Use coloured dot stickers (20mm) or dot markers to complete the pictures! 15 designs in this collection Targeted Outcomes:- Fine motor skills Tips: Write numbers in the circles and on the dot stickers to teach recognition of numbers and number ordering Write alphabets in the circles and on the dot stickers to teach recognition of alphabets

- Cut out the parts - Assemble according to the reference shown Target Outcomes: - Fine motor skills - Visual referencing

Teaching our young ones to spot and name these safety signs in the community is the first step before teaching them the meaning of the signs. Through colouring the signs according to the reference image, they get to examine the details of the signs, and how the same sign can appear in different shape and forms. Product Details: 8 pagesStop, Danger, No Entry and Exit signsTarget Skills: Colour recognitionReading

4-weeks reward chart for teachers or parents to use! Build small habits by encouraging your child to perform the agreed action consistently over a period of time. # Early childhood # Special needs # Classroom management # Parenting

- Cut out the parts - Assemble according to the reference shown Target Outcomes: - Fine motor skills - Visual referencing

- Cut out the parts - Assemble according to the reference shown Target Outcomes: - Fine motor skills - Visual referencing

- Cut out the parts - Assemble according to the reference shown Target Outcomes: - Fine motor skills - Visual referencing