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Peep Learning Together
Progression Pathway
Development of ToddlersSCQF Level 4
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Describe two songs and rhymes you have used to help your child understand early maths ideas
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Describe three noises, sounds or words that your child recognises or uses to communicate
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Choose two examples of when you have interacted with your child by sharing books or stories. Describe how this has supported their early literacy development.
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Describe two examples of when you have modelled the purpose of everyday reading and writing to your child
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