Ideas for writing
1. You can encourage your child to write. Here are some ideas for writing your child might like to do:- cards for family and friends birthdays and other occasions.
- emails or text messages.
- lyrics of their favourite songs so they can learn them.
- rhymes and raps they have made up themselves.
- poems.
- a diary.
- lists - “People we know”, “Things to take on holiday” or “Likes and dislikes”.
- the rules when they make up a new game with their friends.
2. Be available to help out with spelling, checking with the dictionary if you need to.
3. Talk to your child about what they write – this could include texts, taking telephone messages or writing to remember special events. Be interested and praise what they have done well, saying what you liked.
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A video describing how you can support your child's learning in maths.
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 | Suggestions about ways that you can use everyday experiences and resources to explore maths. |
 | Activities to help develop your child's number knowledge. They include related vocabulary in Te Reo Māori, and many of them include versions with key questions translated into Māori. |
 | Ideas for making a collection of free or low-cost items that your child can use for exploring maths ideas. |
 | Links to other parts of the website that may be of use to you. |
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