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How to Harness the Visual Powers of the Right-Brained Learner | Child1st Publications
Visual/Spatial
How to Harness the Visual Powers of the Right-Brained Learner
Visual/SpatialJul 29, 2024
This method of teaching cuts through the confusion of all the teaching details that did not help them and took them straight...
Why We Should Let Children Make Mistakes | Child1st Publications
Behavior/Focus Free Play/Movement/Hands On Learning styles
Why We Should Let Children Make Mistakes
Behavior/Focus Free Play/Movement/Hands On Learning stylesJul 29, 2024
Children that are not allowed to make mistakes, who have an adult hovering closely to prevent any consequences from arising...
How to Help Active Children Learn Sight Words | Child1st Publications
sight words
How to Help Active Children Learn Sight Words
sight wordsJul 29, 2024
Don’t ever, ever expect a very active child to just listen to you. Can they listen? Probably; maybe. But that...
Tips for Teaching There, They're, and Their | Child1st Publications
Activities/Lessons
Tips for Teaching There, They're, and Their
Activities/LessonsJul 29, 2024
There are some words that are just hard to remember how to spell, and if they sound the same as...
My Child Can't Read: 10 Strategies That Will Work For Struggling Readers | Child1st Publications
Reading
My Child Can't Read: 10 Strategies That Will Work For Struggling Readers
ReadingJul 29, 2024
If you only have time to teach it once, how do you teach so that a variety of learners can...
The Importance of Being Positive When Describing How a Child Learns | Child1st Publications
Learning styles
The Importance of Being Positive When Describing How a Child Learns
Learning stylesJul 29, 2024
When it comes to children, all too often we choose the negative rather than the positive term to describe them....
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Early Learning sight words
Tips for Teaching Preschoolers High Frequency Words
Early Learning sight wordsJul 29, 2024
I am a strong believer in several things when it comes to teaching the very young. One is that drill...
How to Teach Kinesthetic Children to Read Successfully | Child1st Publications
Kinesthetic/Tactile
How to Teach Kinesthetic Children to Read Successfully
Kinesthetic/TactileJul 29, 2024
The brain learns best from sensory input, meaning body movement, visuals, touch, and concrete objects (instead of photos of them)....
9 Tips for Encouraging Struggling Readers | Child1st Publications
Reading
9 Tips for Encouraging Struggling Readers
ReadingJul 29, 2024
This topic reaches out and grabs me in the heart every time. I'm passionate about helping people who are struggling...

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