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New Webinar - How Symbolic Play Boosts Language with Evan Kidd

Georgie Matthews
February 6, 2025
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Our latest webinar is live: A professor of linguistics and a PhD on children's language acquisition

In the latest of our webinars with experts, Evan shares how symbolic play (or "pretend play") aids language development. He draws from scientific studies that show strong correlative evidence for improved language development through open-ended play.

Watch the webinar with Evan Kidd now >

Symbolic (aka pretend) play is essential to our approach at Tales Toolkit. With our 4 symbols for narrative structure underpinning everything, they give children a powerful and simple guide to creating stories from a very early age. We commonly work with children as young as 2 and plainly see the ease with which they can recall the symbols and the story sequence.

To understand more about how symbolic play can improve children's language and communication, you can watch this webinar for FREE until Monday 3rd March by creating a free account with us.

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We've got loads of webinars with experts in play and early education. The full library is available for schools subscribing with Tales Toolkit and free users get access to different webinars every month.

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