Teaching my boy to be a gentleman 🥰😂🫣

I will always tell you to check any triggers even though these are not dark. Here are some not Dark but spicy reads for those of you who like a gentleman in the streets but a freak in the sheets😜 These are great for a good pallet cleanser but I’ll always stick to my unhinged fictional man al

The Morrigan is a #celtic goddess full of amazing lessons. Her multi-faceted nature spans over so many areas of life. She truly has so much to teach and so much to show each of us. 🖤 #goddess #witchcraft #spirituality #pagan

your child’s future starts with how you decide to raise them, boy are especially neglected when it comes to the emotional and physical education so it’s important to implement healthy habits early on in their life! listed are a few things we’re teaching our son as he grows up & many more to

#languagelearning #signs #learning #differentlanguages #communicationtips #speaking #conversation #conversationstarter #shareyourthoughts #dayinmylife

Knowing what to teach your baby can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure of what’s considered normal or if you’re doing enough. I recently saw a post from a pediatric OT with some excellent tips on what to focus on with your toddler at this stage, and wanted to share the info! Stacki

I cannot stress how crucial it is for a church to not only stand on biblical principles but to actually teach what is in the Bible! If you have been searching for sound biblical teaching, look no further! My pastor, Apostle Nathan Robinson, has been teaching for over 40 years, he does a great jo

Being a teacher is the fun part, but a big part of getting there is surviving student teaching!!! Here are some of my tips for surviving that semester/year of student teaching 🍎📚🖍️ 1. Make sure to have a good relationship with your cooperating teacher. The only way that they’re able to help y

sign language is SO cool and I love teaching my baby how to communicate before he can talk. Here’s 3 we know and are easy for babies to learn: — more (flatten hands into O shape and put fingertips together in a repeated motion) — all done (put both hands up and twist wrists back and forth)

being an education major, I absolutely LOVE teaching!! but oftentimes, kids don’t love coming to school🫠 the three BIGGEST “issues” I’ve come across during my time in the classroom are: 1.) low testing scores —> not knowing how to study 📚 2.) trouble focusing —> not understanding mater

Whether you speak another language at home or you don’t but want your kids to learn, starting them young is the best time! I learned 3 languages by the age of 12 because my parents exposed me to various multilingual environments. But you can start from the comfort of your own home with foreign kids

here are some tips for student teaching !!! 🩵📚✏️🍎👩🏻‍🏫 1. Rapport is everything! Build good rapport with your student teaching class, cooperating teacher, building principal, and professors. This will help you be a successful teacher! 2. Keep the end goal in mind! In order to be a good teache

As parents, one of the most valuable skills we can teach our children is the importance of tidying up after themselves. Not only does this instill a sense of responsibility and independence, but it also helps create a peaceful and organized environment for the whole family to enjoy. Here are so

Teaching preschoolers at home? Keep it fun, simple & hands-on! Sensory bins are one of my favorite tools for teaching my toddlers things cause they love to explore with their hands while I read them facts about the topics. To teach toddlers effortlessly you need to use play-based learning

These are from January/February I originally wanted to make a gift for my grandma who loves crochet, but now I want to make a blanket! #lemon8diarychallenge #crochet #grannysquare #create

Self-feeding & mealtime independence is a huge milestone for babies & toddlers! If they can successfully feed themselves, they feel more confident & independent overall. Introducing a spoon during play based activities is one of the best ways to practice the skills needed for scoopi

Teaching my first born sign language was the BEST initiative I took as a parent. My son didn’t start speaking until close to 3 & sign language was SUCH a helpful tool for his communication. It reduced frustration & guessing for all of us. I started teaching him ASL at 6 months, at th

your first year teaching is always a difficult one because it’s hard to know what to expect… especially because it’s so different than student teaching. these are my tips !!! 1. Avoid burnout - don’t stay past contracted hours more than 3 hours a week your first year - continue your personal

Week 4 of my elementary music placement is almost over and here are some materials I’ve made. While I am in a music classroom, I have still had a lot of times where I’ve had to get ✨creative✨ #Lemon8Diary #lemon8diarychallenge #elementaryclassroom #elementaryeducation #musicteacher #ele

Baby sign language gives your baby the opportunity to communicate before they can form words. With my first baby I started baby sign language with him around 6 months old and by 8 months old he was doing at least 8 different signs! These 6 signs will be incredibly useful in communicating with yo

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