Growing Minds Tuition with Mrs K

Young learners and children with ADHD might struggle to keep their focus for an extended period of time.
The secret? ⬇️
Try splitting the learning into different physical spaces. Instead of fighting the urge to move, lean into it. By changing locations for different parts of a lesson, you satisfy their need for motion, reset their attention span, and turn transitions into a tool for focus rather than a distraction.

When children are struggling or hesitant readers, a flat page of text can feel incredibly intimidating. But look what happens when we introduce Bluey into phonics practice... 🐾

What is your child's current obsession?

🎲 One simple game, endless ways to learn! 🎲

Want to support your child’s maths learning at home through play, but not sure where to start?
You don’t need expensive resources or hours of prep. Here is a brilliant, simple maths game that you can adapt to target completely different learning objectives depending on your child's age or confidence level.

🦕Not sure how to target a specific skill your child is working on? DM me or drop a comment below with their current maths focus and I’d love to help you adapt the game to suit them perfectly!

If you have playing cards/UNO cards at home, try these easy to set up educational games ♠️♣️♥️♦️

Do you have a reading buddy?
If not, why not make one today 📚

Have you used Wimmelbooks for a writing hook before?

If I have to choose only 1 learning resource, it will definitely be magnetic tiles!
Here are some of my favourite games using magnetic tiles:
1. Building rockets while practicing reading.
2. Column addition fun
3. Column subtraction matching
4. Sentence types spin the arrow
5. Board game build up
6. Phonics words search