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Hi guys,

please could someone help.

I am after purchasing a communication book

were would i get one from?

its for the children to take home-vice versa to record what the children have done with me, what they have ate, etc.

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Do you mean something like a daily diary?

If so you can use a plain A5 booklet and write a little bit at the front explaining what it is for.

Then write what the child ate, when he slept and any highlights of the day.

Ask parents to contribute info about their child's weekend too.

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