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Ketyeye akweke angkentye akaltye-irreme | Kurdu-kurdu kuja kalu yimi pina-jarrimi

Little Kids Learning Languages

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    • About this project
    • The Little Kids’ Word List
    • QR code for the Little Kids’ Word List – download and print!
    • The Little Kids’ Word List – paper version – download and print here
    • Posters about child language development
    • Animations of families talking with young children
    • Picture books for talking with children – download and print!
    • Multimodal strategies for engaging young Arrernte and Warlpiri children in storytelling and play – new study!
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  • Check out these resources!
    • The Little Kids’ Word List
    • QR code for the Little Kids’ Word List – download and print!
    • The Little Kids’ Word List – paper version – download and print here
    • Posters about child language development
    • Animations of families talking with young children
    • Sounds in some central Australian languages: Arrernte, Warlpiri, Pintupi-Luritja, Pitjantjatjara
    • Sounds in Warlpiri: consonant sounds checklist
    • Picture books for talking with children – download and print!
    • Hand signs in Indigenous languages
    • Resources for English Language Learning for Indigenous Children (ELLIC)
    • Multimodal strategies for engaging young Arrernte and Warlpiri children in storytelling and play – new study!
  • Posters about child language development
    • How families use speech and action to talk together
      • How families use speech and action to talk together: Evidence base for the poster information
    • 5 things to know about ‘baby talk’!
      •  ‘5 things to know about ‘baby talk’’: Evidence base for the poster information
    • 5 things to know about Aboriginal languages spoken in Mparntwe/Alice Springs
      • ‘5 things to know about languages spoken in Mparntwe/Alice Springs’ : evidence base for the poster information
    • 5 things to know about life with many languages
      •  ‘5 things to know about life with many languages’: Evidence base for the poster information
    • 5 things to know about how families support children’s language development
      • 5 things to know about how families support children’s language development: Evidence base for the poster information
  • Animations of families talking with young children

Sounds in some central Australian languages: Arrernte, Warlpiri, Pintupi-Luritja, Pitjantjatjara

For information on each language, we recommend that you read the relevant dictionary and learner’s guide (see sources of information, below).

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  • Posters about child language development
  • Animations of families talking with young children
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