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Reading Made Delicious
by Sarah Travers - Learning to Read Help for Parents
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.
Episodes
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80. Why using recipes is more important than learning to read?
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....
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79. From Babbling to Reading: Supporting Your Child’s Speech Journey
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...
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78. Reading for Everyone: Bridging Gaps in Literacy and Diversity
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...
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77. Reading, Thinking, and Understanding: Tips for Every Parent | With Adrianne Tomates
This podcast explores the importance of developing reading comprehension skills in children, even before they can read independently. We talk about that reading comprehension goes beyond decoding words, focusing on understanding and interpreting text, and highlights the differences between…
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76. Parent vs. Teacher: Navigating the Phonics Journey (Starting School Series)
Phonics is a crucial foundation in early literacy, but navigating this journey is different for parents and teachers. In today’s episode, we’ll explore the differing perspectives both sides bring to the table and how they can work together to support a child’s reading development. From managing...
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75. Your child is not reading unless they can do this (Starting School Series)
In this episode, we dive into the crucial skill of blending for early readers. Host Sarah Travers, breaks down the stages of blending, from verbal blending to assisted, independent, and automatic blending, providing practical tips to help your child navigate each phase. You'll learn how blending...
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74. Phonics Simplified: A Quickstart Guide for Parents (Starting School Series)
THE GRAPHIC IN THE SHOW NOTES WILL CHANGE YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF PHONICS! ⬇️ In this episode, part of our annual "Starting School" series, we break down the essentials of phonics to help parents support their children's early reading development. She explains key concepts like phonemes, graphemes,...
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73. Building Strong Readers: Mastering the Basics with the Five Pillars (Starting School Series)
In this episode, part of our annual "Starting School" series, we explore the early stages of helping children learn to read. Sarah revisits one of her most popular episodes to discuss the "Five Pillars of Reading," a foundational model designed to simplify the complex process of learning to read....
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72. Demystifying Phonics: A Parent's Guide with the Phonics Fairy
Many parents find themselves mystified by the term "phonics." It's a crucial skill for children learning to read, yet if you're not involved in the education sector, you might not know much about it. Starting school with no understanding of phonics can be overwhelming for both parents and their...
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71. Starting school: Top Tips for Smooth Transition | Special Episode
Starting school is a significant milestone for children and parents alike. In this episode, we share expert tips and practical advice to ensure a smooth transition when your child is starting school. Learn how to prepare your child with essential skills and confidence for their exciting new...
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70. How one card game transformed reading for this dyslexic reader | With Joe from Got It Learning
In this episode, we delve into an inspiring story about how one card game changed the reading landscape for our guest, Joe from Got it Learning. He then in partnership with his mum, a teacher of 25 years, turned his own learning challenges into an innovative educational tool. SHOW NOTES with…
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69. How to make learning to read multi-sensory
Let’s explore how to create a multisensory reading experience for your child, making the process engaging and effective, even for the busiest parents. Here’s how you can make learning to read a multisensory adventure! SHOW NOTES with links :...
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68. How can I help my child with the Year One Phonics Screen Check | With Jen Shaw
If your child is in Year One in a school in the UK you will have heard that at the end of the year they will be doing their first formal assessment, the phonics screening check. In this Q and A episode with my guest, Jen Shaw we talk about the check including what it is, what your child will be...
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67.How Can I Start Helping my Child’s Comprehension? With Gabriella Loggia
As a parent, you always want to ensure that your child is excelling in their learning journey, especially when it comes to reading. Reading comprehension is a crucial skill that lays the foundation for academic success and overall cognitive development. In this episode, we will explore some...
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66. How can I be more patient helping my child with learning to read
Parenting is a rewarding journey filled with moments of joy and challenges. One common struggle many parents face is helping their children learn to read. It can be a frustrating experience, but with the right mindset and approach, you can make the process smoother for both you and your child. In...
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65. 3 things to do when life gets in the way of learning to read
Life can get overwhelming at times, especially when you're juggling multiple responsibilities, including ensuring your child is getting the best possible education. Learning to read is a fundamental skill that sets the foundation for a child's academic success. However, with all the chaos that…
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64. When Should My Child Stop Sounding Out Every Word when Learning to Read?
In this series about fluency, we have been discussing various aspects of helping your child become a fluent reader. Today, we will focus on a crucial question that many parents have: When should my child stop sounding out words and start reading whole words? We will dive into this topic and…
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63. My child sounds like a robot when they read... what can I do?
In this episode, we continue our discussion on reading fluency. Today's focus is on a common concern among parents: when their child sounds like a robot while reading. We'll explore the reasons behind this, and most importantly, provide you with practical strategies to help your child develop a...
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62. How can I help with knowing when my child should take a breath
In this episode, we will address a common concern raised by an email subscriber: how can parents help their child learn when to take a breath while reading? Incorporating these strategies into your child's reading routine will help them develop the necessary skills to know when to take a breath....
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61. Boost Your Child's Reading and Phonics with Mnemonics
In this podcast episode, we delve into the topic of phonics, specifically the use of mnemonics in early reading development. I discuss the benefits of using phonics and mnemonics in teaching children how to read, and touch on different phonics programs available. I also offer guidance on what to...
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60. How to help a struggling reader by using recipes
SHOW NOTES with links : https://readingmadedelicious.com/struggling-reader-recipes INSTAGRAM:@reading_made_delicious Grab the FREE Ulitmate 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…
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59. Unveiling the Early Signs of Dyslexia: How Teachers and Parents Can Help | With Sandra Pyne
SHOW NOTES with links (including how to connect with Sandra at Jigsaw Phonics Tutoring Membership) : https://readingmadedelicious.com/dyslexia-phonics-support INSTAGRAM:@reading_made_delicious Grab the FREE Ulitmate Guide to Using Recipes to Help Your Child with Learning to Read>>>>> ...
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58. How to help a struggling reader
SHOW NOTES with links : https://readingmadedelicious.com/struggling-reader-help INSTAGRAM:@reading_made_delicious Grab the FREE Ulitmate 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...
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57. This one is for the grandparents helping a child with learning to read
Learn how grandparents can play a vital role in helping children with reading. Discover practical tips and advice on reading with grandchildren, offering different reading experiences, and understanding the importance of phonics instruction. Join the village in supporting children's reading...
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56.How to help a preschooler use recipes for learning to read
With little kids, cooking can be both fun and daunting. This special episode explores the benefits of cooking with toddlers and preschoolers and how it can be an opportunity for learning and creating memories. The focus is on using recipes with very young learners to support their learning and...
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55. Is your child's brain power overloaded?
In this episode, we explore the fascinating topic of cognitive load and how it affects your child's brain power. Discover the delicate balance between maximizing cognitive capacity and avoiding overload. I'll also share valuable insights on supporting optimal learning, especially when it comes to...
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54. Could this simple yet powerful approach to storytelling transform learning to write?
In this episode, Laura Shea from "Little Stories That Stick" shares her insights into the world of oral storytelling and its profound impact on early literacy development. The conversation explores how children naturally engage in storytelling as a means to make sense of the world around them....
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53. Just 5 minutes of play could help your child’s behaviour at home | With Susie Robbins
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…
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52. Can this children’s author write 24 books in 24 months…| With Becca
In this episode I am joined by Becca who is a dedicated children's author, is on a mission to create inclusive and accessible children's books that reflect a diverse range of children and families. With a goal of releasing one book a month for 24 months, her books cater to children aged zero to...
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51. How can a learning through play approach be so powerful | With Abbie and Alice from Play Make Sense
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...
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50. How my mind had been blown when it comes to learning to read and how children learn
Are you curious about children's learning and the art of learning to read? Join me on a journey as I explore a unique perspective on education. This episode celebrates a remarkable milestone, the 50th episode of the podcast, and delves into the transformation of my own perspective. From…
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49. Reading assessment you can do with your own child {Get the most out of reading at home-Mini Series}
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...
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48. Easy Ways to Maximise Sitting Down and Listening to your child read [Mini Series: Getting the most out of reading with your child]
Are you curious about how to encourage reading at home? Children are like sponges, absorbing everything around them, including your habits. Modeling and showing reading to your child is a powerful educational tool. In this guide, we'll explore various ways to support reading at home, from reading...
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47. Modelling Reading to Your Child [Mini Series: Getting the most out of reading at home with your child]
Discover the power of modelling reading and its significance in early education. Modelling reading, often termed as showing children how to read, plays a crucial role in shaping their literacy skills. In this discussion, we delve into what modelling means in the context of learning and teaching,...
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46. 4P's of Starting to Read [Mini Series: Get the most out of reading at home]
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...
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45. STEAM Learning: Unlocking your child's learning with STEAM play| With Shahzia from Little Steam Learners
Discover the Exciting World of STEAM Learning! In this episode, my guest Shahzia Vira from Little STEAM Learners shares with us the wonders of STEAM education through play. This is an approach that integrates Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics to foster creativity and…
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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
Going at their own pace in learning and embracing the idea that everything happens at its own pace is important to remember for our children. My guest, Laura Swain from Learn with Laura Swain, shares her insights on how parents often worry about their child falling behind in learning and how this...
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43. 5 Surprising Ways to Help You Child With Learning to Read this Summer
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...
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42. How can cardboard boxes help your child with phonics and learning to read? | With Katie Whitehead from Phonics Family
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…
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41. Get your child to speak a second language at home | With Giulia from English is Easy
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…
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40 Behind the Scenes- 3 secrets I used to help students make 1 years progress in 3 months and what was missing
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....
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39. Helping your child with BIG feelings: Ways to support your child's emotional literacy | With Susanna Shirtcliff
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:...
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38. Preparing your child for learning to read before they even look at letters | With Rachael Hartless from Funics
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...
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37. Behind the Scenes: How I help my own child with learning to read using recipes
In this episode, I talk about using recipes to help children learn to read in a more fun and purposeful way. I share my own experience of creating recipe cards with visuals and phonics for my daughter and explain the importance of helping children learn to read for a purpose. SHOW NOTES with full...
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36. Simple Ways to Help Your Child be More Confident with Reading
Are you struggling to find the time to support your child's reading development? Do you want to know how to make learning to read fun and engaging for your child? In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Jen, who shared her expertise on how parents can help their children become...
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35. 2600 minutes of reading
2600 minutes or 44 hours a year spent on reading? Let's talk about the role families have in reading in helping their child with reading SHOW NOTES with full written transcript: https://readingmadedelicious.com/minutes-of-reading/ INSTAGRAM:@reading_made_delicious Grab the FREE Ulitmate Guide…
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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
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:...
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33. The 5 most commonly asked questions by parents about learning to read
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…
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32. Understanding Dyslexia: Debunking Myths | with Lisa Parnello
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...
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31. The top 4 mistakes I have made with helping my own child with learning to read
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…
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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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