Discussions

When young children take turns sharing personal experiences in a group setting, they start to recognize that their thoughts and voices matter. These reflections, even in their simplest forms, contribute to early literacy development. Children listen, respond, and build off one another’s ideas. Over time, they grow more confident in structuring thoughts, describing events, and making emotional connections. This process is particularly effective in classrooms focused on bilingual childcare, where language acquisition is strengthened by repeated social engagement and peer storytelling.