All Episodes
Reading Made Delicious — 81 episodes
80. Why using recipes is more important than learning to read?
79. From Babbling to Reading: Supporting Your Child’s Speech Journey
78. Reading for Everyone: Bridging Gaps in Literacy and Diversity
77. Reading, Thinking, and Understanding: Tips for Every Parent | With Adrianne Tomates
76. Parent vs. Teacher: Navigating the Phonics Journey (Starting School Series)
75. Your child is not reading unless they can do this (Starting School Series)
74. Phonics Simplified: A Quickstart Guide for Parents (Starting School Series)
73. Building Strong Readers: Mastering the Basics with the Five Pillars (Starting School Series)
72. Demystifying Phonics: A Parent's Guide with the Phonics Fairy
71. Starting school: Top Tips for Smooth Transition | Special Episode
70. How one card game transformed reading for this dyslexic reader | With Joe from Got It Learning
69. How to make learning to read multi-sensory
68. How can I help my child with the Year One Phonics Screen Check | With Jen Shaw
67.How Can I Start Helping my Child’s Comprehension? With Gabriella Loggia
66. How can I be more patient helping my child with learning to read
65. 3 things to do when life gets in the way of learning to read
64. When Should My Child Stop Sounding Out Every Word when Learning to Read?
63. My child sounds like a robot when they read... what can I do?
62. How can I help with knowing when my child should take a breath
61. Boost Your Child's Reading and Phonics with Mnemonics
60. How to help a struggling reader by using recipes
59. Unveiling the Early Signs of Dyslexia: How Teachers and Parents Can Help | With Sandra Pyne
58. How to help a struggling reader
57. This one is for the grandparents helping a child with learning to read
56.How to help a preschooler use recipes for learning to read
55. Is your child's brain power overloaded?
54. Could this simple yet powerful approach to storytelling transform learning to write?
53. Just 5 minutes of play could help your child’s behaviour at home | With Susie Robbins
52. Can this children’s author write 24 books in 24 months…| With Becca
51. How can a learning through play approach be so powerful | With Abbie and Alice from Play Make Sense
50. How my mind had been blown when it comes to learning to read and how children learn
49. Reading assessment you can do with your own child {Get the most out of reading at home-Mini Series}
48. Easy Ways to Maximise Sitting Down and Listening to your child read [Mini Series: Getting the most out of reading with your child]
47. Modelling Reading to Your Child [Mini Series: Getting the most out of reading at home with your child]
46. 4P's of Starting to Read [Mini Series: Get the most out of reading at home]
45. STEAM Learning: Unlocking your child's learning with STEAM play| With Shahzia from Little Steam Learners
44. Going at their own pace...slowing down to REALLY support your child's learning | With Laura Swain from Learn with Laura Swain
43. 5 Surprising Ways to Help You Child With Learning to Read this Summer
42. How can cardboard boxes help your child with phonics and learning to read? | With Katie Whitehead from Phonics Family
41. Get your child to speak a second language at home | With Giulia from English is Easy
40 Behind the Scenes- 3 secrets I used to help students make 1 years progress in 3 months and what was missing
39. Helping your child with BIG feelings: Ways to support your child's emotional literacy | With Susanna Shirtcliff
38. Preparing your child for learning to read before they even look at letters | With Rachael Hartless from Funics
37. Behind the Scenes: How I help my own child with learning to read using recipes
36. Simple Ways to Help Your Child be More Confident with Reading
35. 2600 minutes of reading
34. Ways to get your child reading when they really don't want to! | With Ellen Westbook from Engaging Reluctant Readers
33. The 5 most commonly asked questions by parents about learning to read
32. Understanding Dyslexia: Debunking Myths | with Lisa Parnello
31. The top 4 mistakes I have made with helping my own child with learning to read
30. The learning possibilities are endless when you take kids outside | Erin Majeske, Barefeet Farm School
29. Should I teach my bilingual child to read in both languages at the same time?
28. Is this the most overlooked area of learning to read?
27. The Power of Sensorial Learning
26. How to get your environment prepared so that you can use it as a teacher
25. 4 Ways You Can See if Your Child is Making Progress With Their Learning
24. Learning to read using apps vs laps...
23. My child keeps repeating the same books over and over, what should I do to help them move to the next stage?
22. Should we use cups or grams with young children in the classroom
21. Help! I taught my child the alphabet sound but I have heard that this is NOT the best way to start my child with reading
What do YOU want your child to be learning? (Ep.20)
19. Does my child have dyslexia?
18. Who's responsibility is to help children learn to read?
17. Setting Your Child up for Success in the Kitchen
16. Is it actually worth cooking with my child?
15. Storytelling, cooking and the village
14. Should we be trusting the child and following what they want to learn?
13. Has the phrase good job lost its impact?
12. You are the best resource in the room
11. Creating a Virtual Village to Help with Learning
10. Creating a reading environment for your child
9. Is the book your child reading too difficult for them?
8. What goes into making your learning village
7. Phonics 101: The Quickstart guide
6. Reading to your child and your child reading to you
5. When should I correct my child's reading
4. Why identifying where your child is at on their reading journey can create the most impact
3. My Favourite Hack for Getting Children to Read
2. Moving From Learning to Read to Reading to Learn
1. The 5 Pillars of Reading
Reading Made Delicious (Trailer)