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Developing reading skills often begins at school, but a love for reading truly blossoms when parents actively participate in the process. The bond created through shared reading experiences is immeasurable, and if you’re a parent who has spent quality time reading storybooks with your child, you’ll understand the power of this connection. However, with today’s […]
How Storytelling Boosts Reading Skills and Comprehension in Children Storytelling is often regarded as an art form particularly suited for imparting morals, values, and cultural knowledge. However, it can also be effectively utilized as a pedagogical tool in academics, especially for developing reading skills and enhancing child literacy development. Why Storytelling is Essential for Developing […]
Article by Ms. Haritha Kannan, Educator and storyteller @ Little Laudable Learners. Antonyms, also known as opposites, are words that have contrasting meanings that express the opposite of each other. Apart from scoring 5/5 in our English exams, where else do we put the learnings of opposites to good use? Believe me or not – […]
From Learning Outcomes to Skill Empowerment: A Paradigm Shift for Educators and Parents The business of both parent and teacher is to enable and to help the child to educate himself, to develop his own intellectual, moral, aesthetic, and practical capacities and to grow freely as an organic being, not to be kneaded and pressured […]
It’s World Storytelling Day! Storytelling is a buzzword around the world today. The universe is made of atoms, and every atom has its own story. Storytelling allows us to connect with the elements of the universe and with souls. The National Educational Policy emphasizes the importance of storytelling as a pedagogy (a teaching tool). Business […]
Have you ever pondered over a sequence like this Red, red, red, blue; blue, blue, blue, red; red, red, red ______? Most likely you would have filled the blank with blue. Beyond these playful exercises lies a crucial recommendation: the importance of teaching patterns from early childhood. The most complicated problems of the world are […]
One day, my second-grade student and I had a fun time with a famous puzzle! 🧩 The puzzle was about a boat that could only carry two things at a time, and we had to take a goat, a tiger, and a bundle of grass across a river. But there were some rules we […]
A storyboard is a powerful tool that visually represents a story. It helps students in developing strategic reading skills. It involves arranging rectangular frames or panels in the sequence of events as to how it is happening in a story. Every frame or panel represents one event that may include an illustration, dialogue, captions or […]
Reading is a fundamental skill that involves identifying words and comprehending text. However, there’s a higher level of engagement called strategic reading. Strategic reading goes beyond surface-level comprehension and involves a focused approach to extract deeper meaning, draw inferences, and enhance critical thinking. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key differences between reading and […]
It was when Radha was studying in grade 5 Radha wanted to become a skilled orator. Radha was inspired by senior Kalpana who always orates and wins the heart of the audience. Radha closely observed Kalpana’s hand gestures, body language and speech carefully. Radha decided to become an orator just like her senior Kalpana. Never […]