Try this song to ⬆️ language skills and vocab with your little one! 💪🏻 👋🏻 Hey there! I’m Tyler, a music therapist and mom of 3 who loves sharing fun songs that help your little ones learn and grow 🥰 Music is one of the BEST teachers! And while you’re having fun bonding with your baby, their brain is HARD at work learning new skills and concepts! 🙌🏻 This song in particular is GREAT for increasing vocabulary and speech skills, body part identification, and important motor skills! Lyrics: 10

Save This Fun Song For Later! 🐠🐠🐠 👋🏻Hey There! I’m Tyler, a music therapist and mom of 3 who loves sharing fun and interactive songs you can use together at home, or in a classroom setting 🥰 “Slippery Fish” is a CLASSIC song that targets important skills like mirroring, midline crossing, and following directions! 💪🏻 We love this song because of all these benefits, but it’s also just really fun to sing together 🥰🥰 What’s your favorite song to sing?? Share below! 👇🏻 #childeducation #pr

Save This Song For Later! 🙌🏻 👋🏻Hi! I’m Tyler, a music therapist and mom of 3 who loves sharing fun and interactive songs you can use at home, or in a classroom setting 🥰 It’s such a great tool for helping your little ones learn new body parts, and new words. ✨ Toddler Tip: try pausing before you sing the body parts and let your toddler finish the sentence! 💪🏻 Lyrics: Tickle tickle tickle Tickle on my toes Tickle tickle tickle Tickle on my nose! Tickle on my belly Tickle in the air, Wiggle

32K views · 726 reactions | Blending can be a really tough stage for our little ones, but minor changes like this can make all the difference. I have all the steps broken down in DETAIL in my Blending Words online course so you don't have to wonder where your little one is stuck or how you'll help them. #toddlerscanread #earlychildhoodeducation #learnathome | Toddlers CAN Read | Facebook

BLENDING PRACTICE. A key component to learning how to read is BLENDING! If a child cannot blend (blend individual sounds together to read the word) they will not be able to read. At first, children say each sound and then blend to read the word. To make children into fluent readers, they need a lot of blending practice as the aim is that they will be able to read words by sight. Practising with word families like this is a great support to building up reading speed and confidence. #english #blen