We often hear parents saying ‘no’ to their children in all kinds of scenarios. If you think that there has to be a better way, then here are three ideas for your consideration. 1) “Lets try this!” 2) “Oooohhh! Look what I have here!” 3) “Stop/stand still”   Check out episodes 11, 13, and 15 […]

We discuss how to break down what is a complex task into it’s component parts, and allow for practice of each part in a fun way so that learning to write can be effortless for children. So here are a few things you can do in your classroom to support emergent writers…. 1) Provide plenty […]

Today, we deal with this question : “What do I do with a child who asks lots of questions all the time? I really want him to learn but I really get frustrated because I don’t have all the answers to all the questions”   1) Recognize that questions should be encouraged. 2) Encourage children […]

The three things that you can keep in mind when attempting to teach math skills at home are:- 1. Remember that young children need hands on experience because they are active learners so all math instructions need to be accompanied with something which they can manipulate. 2. Make math learning fun and real and spontaneous […]