Alana Sutherland | You CAN teach your child to read on Instagram: "he uses these skills EVERY day! A new reader will see a word that they’ve literally never seen before in their life each time they read. This is just the reality for someone just learning the language. Do they have the tools to decode & read that new word? Because they’re going to need it! Because VCCV is the most common pattern in the language, we teach that one first! Here’s some 2 syllable words to start with if you’re ready t

Sher Marshall on Instagram: "✨Preschool parents — you might be skipping the most important part of learning to read. Most of us start by teaching letters, but before a child can read words, their brain has to learn to hear them. That means noticing that cat has three separate sounds — /k/ /a/ /t/ — and that if you change one sound, the whole word changes. 🐱➡️🧢 This step is called phonemic awareness, and it’s how your child’s brain connects spoken language to print later on. 💜When kids skip th

Tilly Loves Books | Bookstagram on Instagram: "Only a week late 🤪 I read some INCREDIBLE books in September, with lots of 4.5 and 5 star reads, but obviously The Correspondent was my favourite - I fell absolutely in love with that book! Short reviews are up on my page for all of these (hopefully!). October is off to a strong start too with my book of the year, so keep your eyes peeled next month for more recommendations 📚"

FlirtChad • Dating | Relationship | Psychology on Instagram: "Read here ↓ These five phrases are designed to spark curiosity, show confidence, and reignite the conversation: 1. “Hey, you must be really busy saving the world or something. Let me know when you’ve got a free moment.” This lighthearted message shows you’re not sweating her silence while adding a playful twist. It makes her smile and invites her to explain her absence. 2. “Did I say something wrong, or are you just playing hard to ge