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Fun, simple activities help children finally tell words like ‘their’ and ‘there’ apart.

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👉 Does your child know the difference between their and there? | Neuron Learning 👉 Does your child know the difference between their and there? by John Kerins | October 1, 2025 | Free Resources | 0 comments Join Our Skool Community and Enjoy Free Resources Many children struggle with words that sound the same but have different meanings. Homophones like “their” and “the...

Maths Talk: How Many Dots Can You Spot? 🔢

Get your students excited about numbers with this fun “How Many Dots?” Maths Talk activity!

Students will look at different dot patterns and explain how they counted the dots. Some may count one-by-one, while others may notice groups or patterns to count faster.

This activity helps children build number sense, confidence, and problem-solving skills while learning to share their thinking with others. Students also practice using math vocabulary and listening to different strategies from classmates.

Perfect for Kindergarten and Grade 1, this engaging activity turns counting into a fun and meaningful math conversation for every learner!

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📚 Why Many Children Give Up on Reading Programs

Most parents don’t believe their child “can’t learn.”

What worries them most is watching their child lose confidence.

At first, reading feels exciting. A child makes a little progress. But then the words get longer, the sentences get harder, and frustration begins to grow. Slowly, the books close, and the words “I hate reading” start to appear.

Maya’s mom knew that feeling well.

She never doubted Maya’s intelligence. She worried that every reading session would end in tears. She wondered if reading would always feel stressful instead of enjoyable.

But after six weeks of a simple and consistent reading routine, something changed.

Maya no longer needed to be pushed to practice. She wanted to show her mom what she had learned. Little by little, her confidence began to grow.

Reading still isn’t perfect.
Some vowel teams are tricky.
Long words still take effort.

But now, Maya keeps trying instead of giving up.

✨ The real difference was momentum.
Small daily wins helped her feel successful again. Step by step, reading became less stressful and more rewarding.

Try our Reading Intervention Program and discover what can happen when a child stops dreading reading and starts believing in themselves again.

💬 Maya’s mom shared:
“I thought we’d never get past the nightly battles… now she’s proud of herself. There are still hard days, but she keeps going and getting stronger every day.”

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