Talk to your baby in your own language

Transcrição

Talk to your baby in your own language
Portuguese
Talk To Your Baby – quick tips
Talk to your baby in your
own language
Fale com o seu bebé – dicas rápidas
Fale com o seu bebé na
sua língua materna
The best way to help your child learn to talk is
to talk to him as much as possible in your own
language - it doesn’t have to be English. That
way, your child will learn to talk confidently,
and will be ready to learn English when he
starts at nursery or school.
A melhor maneira de ajudar o seu filho a
aprender a falar, é falar com ele o máximo
possível na sua língua materna – não tem de
falar com ele em inglês. Assim, o seu filho vai
aprender a falar com confiança e estará pronto
para aprender inglês quando começar a
frequentar a creche ou a escola.
• Talk to your baby in your own language about
what you’re doing together – when you’re
bathing or feeding your baby, or changing her
nappy.
• Fale com o seu bebé na sua língua materna sobre
o que está a fazer – quando lhe está a dar banho
ou a alimentar, ou quando lhe está a mudar a
fralda.
• Have fun with rhymes, poems and songs in your
own language.
• Divirta-se com rimas, poemas e canções na sua
língua.
• Tell your child stories in your language.
Encourage him to join in with the storytelling.
• Conte histórias na sua língua ao seu filho.
Incentive-o a participar quando conta uma
história.
• Try to find books written in your language for
your child, or try making your own.
• Tente encontrar livros na sua língua para o seu
filho, ou tente fazê-los você.
• Encourage your child to play with children who
speak the same language as she does.
• Incentive o seu filho a brincar com crianças que
falam a mesma língua que ele fala.
• Talk to your child about what he did at playgroup
or nursery in your language. If he uses English
words repeat what he has said using your
language. But do not correct him or make him use
your language.
• Help your child feel proud of your language. If
she speaks more than one language, teach her the
names of the languages.
• Don’t laugh or tease your
child because of his accent
or if he makes mistakes.
• Fale com o seu filho sobre o que ele fez no jardimde-infância ou na creche na vossa língua materna.
Se ele usar palavras inglesas repita o que ele disse
na sua língua, mas não o corrija nem o force a
usar a sua língua.
• Ajude o seu filho a sentir orgulho na sua língua.
Se ele fala mais do que uma língua ensine-lhe os
nomes das línguas.
• Nos se ria nem faça pouco do seu filho por
causa do sotaque dele ou se ele fizer erros.
© Posy Simmonds
Quick tips may be photocopied. For more information visit www.talktoyourbaby.org.uk
Talk To Your Baby is an initiative of the National Literacy Trust.
Reference: Bilingual Children: a guide for parents and carers (1994), Foufou Savitzky, South Bank University: London

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