Your Learning Village: Parents helping their child with learning at home

著者： Sarah Travers- Learning at home and learning to read support for families
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  • Your Learning Village is a podcast for parents and others who are supporting a child's learning at home. It 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 with a special focus on learning to read. You’ll learn the lingo, the strategies, and the long-term game plan to grow your child's reading and learning. For more tips follow me on Instagram @yourlearningvillage
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Your Learning Village is a podcast for parents and others who are supporting a child's learning at home. It 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 with a special focus on learning to read. You’ll learn the lingo, the strategies, and the long-term game plan to grow your child's reading and learning. For more tips follow me on Instagram @yourlearningvillage
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  • 80. Why using recipes is more important than learning to read?

    80. Why using recipes is more important than learning to read?
    2024/11/12

    In this episode of the Reading Made Delicious podcast, host Sarah Travers explains why she believes recipes are a powerful tool for teaching children to read. She highlights how recipes provide a clear, practical purpose for reading, engaging children's senses and making learning more meaningful. By involving kids in cooking, they can practice reading in a hands-on way, following instructions and understanding measurements. Sarah emphasizes that many existing "kids' recipes" are too complex for early readers, which is why she focuses on creating simple, decodable recipes that kids can actually read and use.


    SHOW NOTES with links:

    https://readingmadedelicious.com/why-using-recipes-is-more-important-than-learning-to-read-ep-80/

    INSTAGRAM:⁠@reading_made_delicious⁠

    Grab the FREE Ultimate Guide to Using Recipes to Help Your Child with Learning to Read>>>>>⁠ ⁠

    ⁠http://readingmadedelicious.ck.page/guide⁠

    I don't want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when an episode is available by subscribing to the podcast!

    If you would like to support the Reading Made Delicious Podcast, it would mean so much to me if you would leave a review. By leaving a review, you are helping more families to find this and help support their child's learn to read journey.

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    17 分
  • 79. From Babbling to Reading: Supporting Your Child’s Speech Journey

    79. From Babbling to Reading: Supporting Your Child’s Speech Journey
    2024/11/05

    In this episode, speech and language therapist Charlotte Hall, shares expert advice on nurturing children's communication skills from an early age. She emphasizes the importance of building strong connections through conversation and reading, offering practical tips for engaging kids, including those with short attention spans. Charlotte also clears up common misconceptions around bilingualism, reassuring parents that speaking multiple languages doesn't delay language development.


    SHOW NOTES with links (including how to connect with Charlotte) :

    https://readingmadedelicious.com/books-for-speech-therapy/

    INSTAGRAM:⁠@reading_made_delicious⁠

    Grab the FREE Ultimate Guide to Using Recipes to Help Your Child with Learning to Read>>>>>⁠ ⁠

    ⁠http://readingmadedelicious.ck.page/guide⁠

    I don't want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when an episode is available by subscribing to the podcast!

    If you would like to support the Reading Made Delicious Podcast, it would mean so much to me if you would leave a review. By leaving a review, you are helping more families to find this and help support their child's learn to read journey.


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    28 分
  • 78. Reading for Everyone: Bridging Gaps in Literacy and Diversity

    78. Reading for Everyone: Bridging Gaps in Literacy and Diversity
    2024/10/29

    In the Reading Made Delicious podcast, Miss Liz, a qualified teacher and full-time tutor, discusses the importance of inclusivity and diversity in children's literature and education. She emphasizes the need for parents to create diverse bookshelves to reflect the multicultural world, helping children understand different backgrounds and experiences. Miss Liz shares that literature can serve as a powerful tool for promoting empathy and moral development, as relatable characters can inspire children facing their own challenges. She highlights the role of teachers in supporting this understanding and suggests practical strategies for parents to help their children embrace inclusivity.


    SHOW NOTES with links (including how to connect with Miss Liz) :

    https://readingmadedelicious.com/reading-diversity/

    INSTAGRAM:⁠@reading_made_delicious⁠

    Grab the FREE Ultimate Guide to Using Recipes to Help Your Child with Learning to Read>>>>>⁠ ⁠

    ⁠http://readingmadedelicious.ck.page/guide⁠

    I don't want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when an episode is available by subscribing to the podcast!

    If you would like to support the Reading Made Delicious Podcast, it would mean so much to me if you would leave a review. By leaving a review, you are helping more families to find this and help support their child's learn to read journey.

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    28 分

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