Sarah Travers - Learning to Read Help for Parents

Reading Made Delicious

The "Reading Made Delicious podcast is where we bring together the goal of learning to read and the journey of being a parent helping them. Join me as we chat with educators, experts, and parents, all coming together to share their insights, experiences, and strategies for creating a reading experience for our little ones. So whether you're a parent seeking guidance or a teacher eager to enhance your students' reading journey let's unlock the magic of learning to read together, one conversation at a time. For more inspiration for learning to read follow me on Instagram @reading_made_delicious.

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Sarah Travers - Learning to Read Help for Parents

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12. Nov 2024

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53. Just 5 minutes of play could help your child’s behaviour at home | With Susie Robbins 24.10.2023

Children's behavior can undergo shifts and changes as they navigate new experiences, such as starting school or moving up a year group. These transitions can lead to regressions or challenging behaviors as they adapt to different expectations and environments. As parents, it's essential to create a positive and supportive space to help children through these changes. Incorporating play and...

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51. How can a learning through play approach be so powerful | With Abbie and Alice from Play Make Sense 26.09.2023

In this podcast episode, my guests Alice and Abby from Play Makes Sense share their passion for the "learning through play" approach, emphasising its significance for children's education. They touch on the importance of sensory play, phonics, and maths learning through play, providing practical tips and creative ideas for parents and educators alike. They also encourage parents to e...

50. How my mind had been blown when it comes to learning to read and how children learn 22.09.2023

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49. Reading assessment you can do with your own child {Get the most out of reading at home-Mini Series} 18.09.2023

Discover the key steps in conducting a reading assessment with the aim of understanding your child's reading level and needs. Children embark on unique reading journeys, and it's crucial to pinpoint their progress accurately. In this episode, you'll be guided through a comprehensive assessment process, though remember, it's not a definitive measure but rather a helpful guideline. T...

48. Easy Ways to Maximise Sitting Down and Listening to your child read [Mini Series: Getting the most out of reading with your child] 18.09.2023

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47. Modelling Reading to Your Child [Mini Series: Getting the most out of reading at home with your child] 18.09.2023

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46. 4P's of Starting to Read [Mini Series: Get the most out of reading at home] 18.09.2023

It's natural to wonder how to kickstart your child's reading journey, especially if they're in the early stages of learning to read. The process can sometimes feel overwhelming, whether your child is at home or in school. To simplify, let's break it down into four essential "P" elements. SHOW NOTES: https://readingmadedelicious.com/starting-to-read/ INSTAGRAM: ⁠@reading_m...

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44. Going at their own pace...slowing down to REALLY support your child's learning | With Laura Swain from Learn with Laura Swain 08.08.2023

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43. 5 Surprising Ways to Help You Child With Learning to Read this Summer 01.08.2023

In episode 43 we talk about five surprising ways to enhance children's reading skills during the summer. Often we feel guilt and pressure as parents about providing enough learning opportunities for our children during the summer break. In this share, some surprising ways to build foundational skills and use holistic approaches for learning to read. SHOW NOTES with links: ⁠ https://readingmade...

42. How can cardboard boxes help your child with phonics and learning to read? | With Katie Whitehead from Phonics Family 25.07.2023

In this episode, Katie from Phonics Family shares practical tips on supporting children's phonics journey and learning to read. She emphasizes the importance of making phonics enjoyable and accessible, using simple household items for engaging activities. Parents have a crucial role in fostering a love of reading, understanding the phonics scheme, and engaging in letter hunts and rhymes. Expen...

41. Get your child to speak a second language at home | With Giulia from English is Easy 18.07.2023

In this episode, my guest Giulia, shares tips on how parents can help their children learn a second language. She emphasizes the use of props, theatrical activities, and immersion in daily life. Speaking the language naturally every day because what really matters is consistency. She dispels myths about bilingualism, such as speech delays, and highlights the benefits of bilingualism, including inc...

40 Behind the Scenes- 3 secrets I used to help students make 1 years progress in 3 months and what was missing 10.07.2023

In this episode, I dive deep into my experience as a one-to-one reading tutor, sharing my insights and strategies to help students become proficient readers in the shortest time possible. Now, I know this might sound a bit clickbaity, but trust me, it's a true reflection of what can be possible. SHOW NOTES with full episode summary: https://readingmadedelicious.com/behind-the-scenes-3-secrets-...

39. Helping your child with BIG feelings: Ways to support your child's emotional literacy | With Susanna Shirtcliff 03.07.2023

In this episode, we dive into the importance of emotional literacy for children and how parents can support their child's emotional development. SHOW NOTES with full episode summary: https://readingmadedelicious.com/ylv-ep-39-helping-your-child-with-big-feelings-ways-to-support-your-childs-emotional-literacy/ INSTAGRAM: ⁠@reading_made_delicious⁠ Grab the FREE Ulitmate Guide to Using Recipes to...

38. Preparing your child for learning to read before they even look at letters | With Rachael Hartless from Funics 27.06.2023

This episode features Rachael, a part-time teacher who is helping families of early readers before they even look at letters. Here are three takeaways from the episode: Gross motor skills are crucial for reading and writing: Rachel emphasized the importance of developing gross motor skills in children before they start school. This includes activities that help children gauge pressure, pour and pu...

37. Behind the Scenes: How I help my own child with learning to read using recipes 20.06.2023

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36. Simple Ways to Help Your Child be More Confident with Reading 13.06.2023

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35. 2600 minutes of reading 06.06.2023

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34. Ways to get your child reading when they really don't want to! | With Ellen Westbook from Engaging Reluctant Readers 30.05.2023

Getting your child to read when they are showing reluctance can be hard. In this episode, I chat with Ellen from Engaging Reluctant Readers about ways families can support a child to begin to become more engaged in reading. SHOW NOTES with full written transcript: https://readingmadedelicious.com/engaging-reluctant-readers/ INSTAGRAM: @reading_made_delicious Grab the ultimate guide to using recipe...

33. The 5 most commonly asked questions by parents about learning to read 23.05.2023

After working with many parents to help their child with learning to read, there are a few questions that I was asked over and over again. Are you ready to find out what they are? SHOW NOTES: https://readingmadedelicious.com/learning-to-read-parent-faqs/ INSTAGRAM: @reading_made_delicious Grab the ultimate guide to using recipes for learning to read >>>> Get it here

32. Understanding Dyslexia: Debunking Myths | with Lisa Parnello 16.05.2023

On this episode of the Your Learning Village podcast, host Sarah Travers speaks with Lisa Parnello, CEO of Parnello Education Services and host of the Dyslexia Devoted podcast. Lisa shares her expertise on dyslexia and debunks common myths surrounding the learning difference. As a dyslexia therapist with over 15 years of experience, she offers valuable insights and actionable tips for parents of c...

31. The top 4 mistakes I have made with helping my own child with learning to read 09.05.2023

In this episode, I talk about my experience teaching my own daughter to read at home. I share some of the mistakes I've made along the way, including starting too early with sounds, comparison to standards, and dipping in and out of programs. Listeners will gain insights and actionable tips to help their own children with learning at home, with a special focus on reading. SHOW NOTES: https://r...

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