How to help a preschooler use recipes for learning to read [Ep 56]
Preschoolers getting ready for reading and using recipes can help them Apple Podcasts – Spotify – Amazon Music – Google Podcasts With little kids, cooking can be both fun and …
Hi, I am Sarah
I thought that when my daughter was learning to read we would be snuggled up under a blanket and reading books would be easy. Being a primary teacher for 5 years and a reading tutor for 2 years, I knew what we needed to do. So it hit me hard when my daughter said reading levels books were boring and she avoided trying to read them.
Was I putting too much pressure on this? Was I worrying too much I was not doing enough? I want my children to be confident readers as it can open so many doors for their overall education.
I wanted it to be like when we would go into the kitchen and start making things together. Sure, there was flour that had missed the bowl and I had said for the hundredth time not to lick her fingers. But there was always progress (or at least something to eat at the end of it!)
Start creating memories in the kitchen whilst helping your child learning to read
I'm sharing all of my tips for how to use recipes to help your child with learning to read below in this ultimate guide.
Reading Made Delicious Podcast
The Reading Made Delicious (formerly Your Learning Village) is a podcast for parents and others who are supporting a child learning to read at home and also their early learning development. It is a show that will help you begin to get the tools you’ll need to help your child on their unique learning journey. Each week, Sarah Travers and her guests will share insights and actionable top tips that you can use to support your child, see progress and enjoy family moments with learning. You’ll learn the lingo, the strategies, and the long-term game plan to grow a learner.
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Is your child’s brain power overloaded? [Ep 55]
How can we help our children have optimum cognitive load to best use their brain power for learning Apple Podcasts – Spotify – Amazon Music – Google Podcasts In this …