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Posting boxes are a great fun way to get your toddler used to the names of lots of different items.Simply print out or write the words on pieces of paper and card that are small enough to be posted. Next, laminate the cards and cut them out to create a set of cards and words to post. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. You could also use envelopes to make the game for challenging for more experienced readers. For example you could label the envelopes:

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They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. Match up the letters, envelopes and stamps, then post them in the post box with the Early Learning Centre Pop It In The Post set. You can add to your child's vocabulary , for example, if they say 'bye, bye' as they post the object, you can add the name of it, such as, 'bye, bye, spoon' or 'bye, bye, paper.' Great online store for board games. They always arrive perfectly and undamaged which is important to me. Building vocabulary. For younger children, it’s great for learning colours and animals. Most of the animals are common (e.g. pig, rabbit, dog, rhino) and great for teaching colours.

Leaders who have the items, are running around and have to try and hide from the scouts. The group with the most cards posted winds. Tags There are ways that you can vary the game or make it more complex. For example you could use coloured envelopes for each child. They then get to put their cards in envelopes before posting. This means you can make a fun game out of counting how many of each colour are inside the box at the end (Maths skills too). If you have enjoyed this post and found it useful, here are some ways you can support Someone’s Mum: The Post Box Reading Skills Game is also really easy to make. I made our box a little more ‘official’ looking by crafting a Post Box and laminating letters – but all you really need is a pen, paper and a box with a slit cut for posting! You could ask your little one what they'd like to post. Perhaps you could start with traditional things like letters, cards, or paper and then move on to other objects.