Play What You Mean: Creative Ways to Teach Communication Skills

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Q: Is communication an important skill to teach your kids? A: Yes! How important is it in today’s society? Is there an easy, creative, and fun way to teach conversation skills? Explore this discussion in the WeE-book™ . . . Play What You Mean: Creative Ways to Teach Communication Skills By JoJo Tabares Teaching your children to express themselves well is imperative. The earlier you begin, the more proficient your children will become. Communication skills can be intimidating and even scary for children, but there are so many creative ways to make it easier and more fun! With 20 years’ experience and a degree in speech communication, Mrs. Tabares shares information and some very creative ideas to get your kids engaged in communication-building activities (they probably won’t even notice since they’re having such a good time or laughing too hard)! Take a peek at the subtitles (and activities) you’ll find among the pages of this WeE-book™ . . .

• Effective communication skills are important for school or college.
• Effective communication skills are vital to your child’s career.
• Effective communication skills can affect your child’s relationships.
• Preschool: What do you see?—How do you play . . . ?—Look at me!
• Elementary: Talk `n Listen—Find the Ice Cream—Telephone.
• Junior/Senior High: Feed Me—Invention—Dress Up (no, she’s not kidding)!

Put these great communication games and exercises into play starting today!