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Public Speaking12 min read

Speaking Confidence Roadmap: A 7-Day Calm Plan for Kids (Ages 3-10)

4 Apr 2026

A research-backed speaking confidence roadmap for ages 3-10: 10-minute routines, bravery-ladder practice, multilingual support, and when to seek extra help.

Research12 min read

Phonics for Parents: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Teach It at Home

3 Apr 2026

A practical, evidence-backed phonics guide for parents: what phonics is, why phonics is important, how to teach phonics at home, and how multilingual families can support reading without pressure.

Phonics11 min read

SATPIN for Parents: A Research-Backed Week 1 Launch Plan for Confident Readers

3 Apr 2026

A research-backed SATPIN phonics guide for parents: what to teach first, how to model pure sounds, how to blend in week 1, and how multilingual homes can support early reading calmly.

Grammar12 min read

Grammar Basics Roadmap: Nouns to Paragraphs in 7 Days (Ages 3-10)

3 Apr 2026

A research-backed grammar roadmap for ages 3-10: nouns, verbs, sentence boundaries, sentence combining, and short paragraph writing in 10 calm minutes a day.

Phonics10 min

Week 27: How to Prevent the Summer Slide in Reading (10-Minute Daily Plan)

30 Mar 2026

How to prevent summer slide in reading: a 10-minute daily plan for ages 3-12 with phonics practice at home, short reading routines, and clear progress checkpoints.

Parent Tips10 min

Week 26: Screen-Smart Summer Routine for Kids (Ages 3-12)

23 Mar 2026

Screen-smart summer routine for kids ages 3-12: reduce passive screen time and use a 10-minute daily plan for phonics, reading, grammar, and speaking confidence.

Parent Tips11 min

Week 25: Back-to-School English Confidence Plan

16 Mar 2026

A research-informed back‑to‑school protocol for parents: baseline checks, a 7-day micro-plan, and measurable targets in phonics, grammar, reading, and speaking.

Public Speaking9 min

Week 24: Host a Family Showcase Night

14 Mar 2026

Host a family showcase with short rehearsals and clear audience rules: low‑pressure performances that celebrate progress and build speaking joy at home.

Grammar9 min

Week 23: Bridge Grammar & Speaking with Story Cards

12 Mar 2026

Story cards that bridge speaking and writing: a week of talk→shape→write tasks with simple frames that turn oral ideas into short, confident sentences.

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With 10+ years of experience in early childhood English education, Priya founded Tiny Steps Learning to help children ages 3-12 build phonics, grammar, writing, and speaking confidence through calm, research-informed teaching.

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