#EatPlayLove, learning at home

 

In the ‘new normal’ of COVID-19, parents may face the challenge of taking up the teaching role. 
For parents, the focus has not only the health, learning and wellbeing of their children, but also on their own wellbeing and capacity to manage the crisis of care and learning at home.

 

Therefore, UNICEF HK provides various activities for parents to support learning and play at home with their young children.

 

 

 

 

 



Teaching Material Download
COPE COVID-19 Storybook for Children

Publish Year: 2020
Pages: 16

Target: Children aged 5-10 and their parents
PDF
My Hero is You - Storybook for Children on COVID-19

Publish Year: 2020
Pages: 22

Target: Children and their parents
PDF
Early Childhood Development Leaflet

The leaflet provides tips for teachers, parents and child care worker to boost children's development through interaction and play.

Publish Year: 2018
Pages: 6

Target: Parent with children aged 0-8
PDF
Activity Book for Children

The Activity Book is designed for parent and children to enjoy, while also learning about children's rights,

Publish Year: 2020
Pages: 12

Target: Children aged 3-6 and their parents
PDF
Color Your Future - Color Book for Children

The color book includes daily conversation in both Chinese and English, which allow children learn the vocabulary through coloring.

Publish Year: 2020
Pages: 6

Target: Children aged 3-6 and their parents
PDF
Little Guide on Baby Talk

The Little Guide on Baby Talk introduces how baby talk helps babies in brain development and how to start baby talk.

Publish Year: 2019
Pages: 8

Target: Parent with children aged 0-2
PDF
6 questions about babies every new parent asks

New parents may have questions on baby, the booklet provides the answers for the most common questions on baby.

Publish Year: 2019
Pages: 15

Target: Parent with children aged 0-6 months
PDF

 

 

 

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