Elementary Communication Skills Through Play

This beginner-friendly program helps young students develop basic communication skills through guided play and simple interaction exercises. Children learn how to express their needs using polite and clear language instead of shouting or withdrawing. The lessons focus on turn-taking, sharing ideas, and waiting respectfully for others to finish speaking. Visual storytelling activities help students describe what they see and feel using age-appropriate words. Role-playing tasks allow children to practice asking for help, joining group activities, and offering support to classmates. Each activity is short and dynamic to match the attention span of younger learners. Teachers and parents receive clear step-by-step guidance for each session. The program encourages positive feedback and reduces fear of speaking in front of others. Students slowly build confidence by repeating communication patterns in familiar situations. By the end of the program, children become more willing to participate in classroom discussions and group play.

Format: Video demonstrations, printable activity cards, and guided PDF lesson plans
Duration: 4 weeks
What You’ll Learn: Clear speaking, active listening, turn-taking, and polite classroom interaction
Target Audience: Elementary teachers, parents, school assistants, children aged 6–9