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Arguments between my kids look like: ⁣ ⁣ “Yo

Arguments between my kids look like: ⁣
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“You ALWAYS do that”. ⁣
“You never share”. ⁣
“You never listen to mommy at dinner.” ⁣
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These words do not give kids the opportunity to change. ⁣
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Recently I sat down with my kids to talk about the impact of saying these words to each other. ⁣
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📣 When they use these words, they cannot change. ⁣
They’re stuck in the past. ⁣
They’s stuck in a habit that they might be trying to get out of.⁣
How can we change, if we’re stuck in the past?! ⁣
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So then what? I ask them to replace these words with “I sometimes get cold when I’m outside” or “I can sometimes sit at the table and listen during dinner time.” ⁣
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Do you have this too with your kids? How do you help them find positivity when they need it?⁣
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#momofboys #momoffour #torontomom #teachermom #antibullying #bekindtooneanother #kindnessmatters

⁣ Hey, I’m Kaley @leapingintolearning, a liter

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Hey, I’m Kaley @leapingintolearning, a literacy expert sharing easy phonics tips that work! Make sure to save this post and follow along for more tips! ⁣
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3 Phonological Awareness (hands-on) games! ⁣
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1️⃣Rhyming:⁣
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Using a whiteboard, write a word at the top. Then ask the reader to write a list of words below it that rhyme.⁣
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2️⃣Sentence segmentation:⁣
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Take a sentence(s) and write it down. Read it, cut it up and have the reader put it back together (One of my favourite activities!). ⁣
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3️⃣Onsets + Rimes⁣
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Onset (the initial phonological sound) + Rimes (the letter sounds that follow). Eg: c-at / b-ed⁣
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🌟 Let me know if you have any questions and if you try any of these! ⁣
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#phonicsgames #prekactivities #literacyactivities #literacyforkids #handsonlearning #handsonactivities

Reading involved the sounds of letters and the com

Reading involved the sounds of letters and the combination of letter sounds, not their names. ⁣
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Asking the question “What letter is that” can be confusing and add an extra step that we don’t need to take. ⁣
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Instead, use the phrase “What sound does that make?” ⁣
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For example, if we’re reading the words: ⁣
Cat⁣
Pig ⁣
Jet⁣
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I would say - let’s use our special reading skills to stretch out the sounds of the words. ⁣
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c-a-t ⁣
p-i-g⁣
j-e-t⁣
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Let me know if you try this! What does your reader(s) struggle with? ⁣
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#phonemicawareness #phonicsfun #readingscience #prekactivities #kindergartenactivities #earlyliteracy #earlyliteracymatters

So. Many. Tabs. All the time. ⁣There is always s

So. Many. Tabs. All the time. ⁣There is always something on my mind 🧠 !
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Anyone else?! ⁣
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#momlife #mombrain #momneedsabreak #momstired #torontomom #momtruths

How do we continue to help our kids during the hol

How do we continue to help our kids during the holidays.. Check out these 4 ideas (and let me know what you think!)⁣
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1️⃣ Read FUN picture books. Letting kids choose what they want to read is so important! For older kids, they can switch it up by reading something they may night have the chance to read at school like comic books or non fiction! ⁣
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2️⃣ Writing: Writing helps with reading. If you have time, write a little bit here and there. I suggest silly and fun topics like: if I were an animal I would be …. ⁣
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🌟 I have writing prompts that I give my students/kids! Silly and fun topics that encourages their reading. Let me know if you want the link! 🌟 ⁣
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3️⃣ Play phonics games! I am obsessed with all things @juniorlearning_ . They have the BEST phonics games. Use the code: LEAPING30 for 30% off everything (except sale items)! ⁣
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4️⃣ 📣 Relax. Have fun. Go outside. Snuggle. Watch movies. If you do NOTHING this break, it’s because YOU and your kids needed it! ⁣
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💝 Follow for more tips and make sure to share/tag others who would find this helpful! ⁣
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#winterbreakactivities #readingwithkids ⁣#phonicsgames #phonicsforkids #homeschoolmom #readingtips

Do we really need to help kids increase their voca

Do we really need to help kids increase their vocabulary?⁣
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They’re already in Kindergarten! ⁣
They already know how to talk. ⁣
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No one wants to add “another” thing to our list! Ugh!⁣
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🤔 But wait. It’s SO EASY to integrate this into our daily lives. And it is powerful.⁣
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🙌🏼 Helping kids expand their vocabulary is an essential ingredient for building strong literacy skills. Please don’t stress about it, BUT it cannot be forgotten.⁣
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💭 One of my favourite things to do both in and out of the classroom is “show and share”. Everyone gets to pick one thing they’re proud of and one thing they want to share!⁣
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They need to describe it using these words: ⁣
💡Who⁣
💡What⁣
💡Where ⁣
💡When ⁣
💡How ⁣
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Which things on this list do you already do? Which things will you try to integrate (or have questions about)?⁣
Let me know if you have any questions and/or what you would add! ⁣
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#kidsvocabulary #slp #speechlanguagepathologist #speechlanguagetherapy #kindergartenteacher #gradeone #prek #prekactivities #gradetwo #tptteachers #teachersofig

Anyone else?! I’ve been trying to give my brain

Anyone else?! I’ve been trying to give my brain a break, my body a break and myself a break.⁣ It’s not working 🙃
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Do you take a social media break ever? ⁣
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What does your self care look like?! 👇🏼👇🏼⁣
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📷 @mellow.doodles

3 reasons why kids should learning lowercase lette

3 reasons why kids should learning lowercase letters first! ⁣
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If your goal is to make reading less complicated and get our kids to read quicker and more fluently, try these! ⁣
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1️⃣95% of texts are in lowercase letters⁣
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2️⃣ Less complicated: understanding the sounds they see in text gives a linear and clear path for kids. ⁣
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3️⃣ Most words/sounds are written in lowercase letters (ie: cat/sh/book). ⁣
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So where do you start? Their name! ⁣
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Make sure to follow @leapingintolearning for more tips and share/save this post for future reference. ⁣
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Let me know if you have any questions! ⁣
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#earlyyearsteacher #earlyliteracymatters #phonicsreading #canadianteacher⁣
#earlyyearsliteracy #teacherofig #teachingkids #littlelearners #childledlearning⁣
#earlyyearseducation #readingisfun #literacy #teachersofig⁣
#playbasedlearning #teachergram⁣
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