Playdates with Teacher LS

20/05/2025

Growth isn’t a straight path—and that’s okay! Teachers, Parents, and children need to embrace the ups and downs. Progress comes with setbacks, learning curves, and surprises. Understanding this makes the journey more realistic, encouraging, and full of grace for everyone. 💐

20/05/2025

Coming up with these Phonic cards have been a game-changer for me and the children I teach! They make learning letters and sounds fun and simple. It’s amazing watching kids get excited as they start recognizing sounds that words begin with—it’s such a great step toward confident reading! 📖🤓

15/05/2025

Teachers plant dreams in young hearts, often setting aside their own. Yet, even as we inspire others, our journey isn’t over—it’s never too late to chase the dreams we once paused to uplift the future. We’ve already made a mark, this is YOUR SIGN to get that BIG DREAM! 💭

06/05/2025

I tell you those tiny hands are lightning fast ⚡️

06/05/2025

It’s not just about counting to ten—understanding what numbers *mean* is key. When kids learn to quantify, like seeing that 3 blocks are more than 2, they build real number sense, setting a strong foundation for future math skills.
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05/05/2025

Teaching can be a million funny things 😅

05/05/2025

I love introducing letter sounds by connecting them to fun, familiar objects—like “B” for “bus.” It’s such a simple way to spark excitement, build confidence, and lay the groundwork for strong, lifelong reading skills. 🚌

04/05/2025

What started with a small woven basket is now a little PlayNook 🤍🩷

29/04/2025

Take a moment to breathe — even the strongest hearts need rest. Every lesson, every smile, every small act of love is planting seeds in a child’s heart that will one day grow into something beautiful, even if you can’t see it yet. 🌱

28/04/2025

When kids connect number symbols to real quantities, it makes math feel real and meaningful. It helps them understand what numbers actually mean, not just memorize them, hence building a strong foundation for future learning and problem-solving. 🧮

26/04/2025

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**Welcome to Playdates With Teacher LS!** 🎉Join me, Teacher LS, as we dive into fun, educational activities designed for kids of all ages! On this channel, ...

10/04/2024

Children, in their boundless curiosity, often embark on explorations without guaranteed success. Their journey to discovery is a mixture of successes and missteps. They do trial and error to learn about resilience and perseverance, and to master new skills and uncover knowledge.

In the classroom, children don’t immediately replicate the teacher’s work. Even with the simplest forms of materials, they tend to add their own ideas to their work — this is beautiful! When I started teaching, this used to bother me and I’d often interrupt the child so they get it right. But now, I know better than to disrupt the natural course of a child’s learning. I sit back, and watch the joy in their eyes as they discover how the things around them work at their own pace and time.