by EYP | Mar 20, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Phonics and Handwriting
How to form or write the letter ‘a’ NOT LIKE A POTATO Writing the lowercase letter ‘a’ is a fundamental skill for young learners. As demonstrated , using the correct stroke technique is crucial not only for neatness but also for transitioning to joined-up...
by EYP | Mar 18, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids
DIY Color Matching Activity for Preschoolers: Boost Fine Motor Skills & Problem Solving Are you looking for a simple yet effective way to engage your preschooler while building essential developmental skills? This DIY Color Matching Activity is the perfect...
by EYP | Mar 16, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Phonics and Handwriting
Beyond the ABCs: 4 Simple Steps to Start Your Child’s Phonics Journey For many adults, the word “phonics” conjures up memories of repetitive drills and dusty textbooks. However, modern early years education has transformed phonics into an engaging,...
by EYP | Mar 13, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Video
Mastering CVC Words: The Secret to Helping Your Child Read If you’ve ever looked at your child’s homework and wondered, “What on earth are CVC words?” you’re not alone! These three letters are some of the most important in your child’s journey to...
by EYP | Mar 11, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids
How to Motivate a Reluctant Writer: A Simple Sensory Phonics Activity Is your child struggling with pencil control or showing signs of being a reluctant writer? Before you reach for another worksheet, try reaching for a can of shaving foam instead. Sensory play is one...
by EYP | Mar 9, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Phonics and Handwriting
Turn Phonics into an Adventure: The Real vs. Alien Words Game Is your child ready to blast off into reading? Phonics doesn’t have to be a chore of repetitive lists and dry flashcards. By introducing a little bit of “intergalactic” mystery, you can...
