Helping to Support Teaching and Learning
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Promotes Diversity
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This resource represents children with Down syndrome, promoting diversity and inclusion in early childhood education. It encourages children to notice and discuss similarities and differences.
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Supports Development
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Facilitates personal, social, and emotional development by encouraging children’s questions on differences. It helps them explore skin colour and special needs.
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Enhances Creativity
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Children can develop complex stories using this resource, enhancing their expressive arts and design skills. Role play activities become more engaging and imaginative.
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Encourages Understanding
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Using this resource in role play helps children name and describe familiar people, encouraging a deeper understanding of the world around them.
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Understanding the World
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Aligned with EYFS, it uses props like resources to encourage children to talk about similarities and differences, enhancing their understanding of the world.
Miniland Baby Doll Down Syndrome Noah 38cm
A 38cm doll designed to represent children with Down syndrome, promoting diversity and inclusion.
Overview
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Encourages understanding of diversity through role play, supporting personal and social development, encouraging storytelling.
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Encouraging an inclusive environment in the classroom is essential for helping children understand and appreciate diversity. This Miniland doll, represent helps to encourages empathy and acceptance among peers.
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Fully articulated arms, legs and head allowing the dolls to be posed lying down, sitting or standing. Miniland dolls can be wiped clean which will not affect the quality or durability. All Miniland dolls have a light vanilla scent and are recyclable. Manufactured in Spain.
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Teachers can use it to promote Personal, Social, and Emotional Development by allowing children to explore differences such as skin colour, gender, and special needs. This prompts discussions and questions that enhance their understanding of the world.
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Additionally, this resource aids in Expressive Arts & Design by enabling children to create complex stories. Using such resources in role play activities enhances creativity and storytelling skills.
Supports the National Curriculum
EYFS, Understanding the World
Use a range of props, puppets, dolls, and books to encourage children to notice and talk about similarities and differences in the world.
EYFS, Personal, Social & Emotional Development
Notice and ask questions about differences, such as skin colour, types of hair, gender, special needs and disabilities, religion and so on.
EYFS, Expressive Arts & Design
Begin to develop complex stories using small world equipment like animal sets, dolls and dolls houses.
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Product Information
Overview
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Includes doll only.
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Suitable for age 10 months and up
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