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Joy chats again with speech pathologist, Priscilla Roberts who shares practical strategies for teaching early math skills to young children. Emphasizing hands-on, movement-based learning, she explains how to build a strong foundational understanding of numbers, counting, and base 10 concepts to foster confident, capable mathematicians from the start. resourcesfixitlearning.com - https://fixitlearning.comFind Joy Here:My Bloom & Brush course walks you through teaching drawing and nature study. Check it out here:https://www.howeverimperfectly.com/bl...✨ Find my nature study resources at https://www.howeverimperfectly.com/bloomandbrush✨Learn how to get outside and use a nature journal with https://www.naturestudyhacking.com

Joy interviews Priscilla Roberts, a speech pathologist with over 40 years of experience, shares insights on how auditory processing and foundational speech skills impact children's reading development. She emphasizes the importance of assessing and strengthening prerequisite brain skills before starting formal reading instruction, offering practical tips for parents to support their children's literacy journey.Resources Mentioned:fixitlearning.com - https://fixitlearning.comMore about Joy Cherrick✨GET YOUR *FREE* NATURE STUDY LESSONS HERE:✨✨Get your Free Nature Study Start up guide here: https://www.howeverimperfectly.com/na...Find Joy on Substack: https://howeverimperfectly.substack.com/

Joy and Nicole talk about the challenges and joys of doing nature study in a homeschool setting. They talk about getting started when you don't know the names of anything and how to help older children engage. Grab Nicole's free nature study starter guide here: https://sabbathmoodhomeschool.com/hipJoin the Screen Free Kids Get Outside Challenge: https://www.howeverimperfectly.com/ScreenFreeChallengeStart the 5-day Nature Journal challenge here: https://www.howeverimperfectly.com/opt-in

Principal #20: “We allow no separation to grow up between the intellectual and ‘spiritual’ life of children, but teach them that the divine spirit has constant access to their spirits, and is their continual helper in all the interests, duties, and joys of life.”Get the reflection questions and resources that go with this episode over on However Imperfectly on Substack here.

Principle #19: Therefore, children should be taught, as they become mature enough to understand such teaching, that the chief responsibility which rests on them as persons is the acceptance or rejection of ideas. To help them in this choice we give them principles of conduct, and a wide range of the knowledge fitted to them. These principles should save children from some of the loose thinking and heedless action which cause most of us to live at a lower level than we need.Head over to However Imperfectly on Substack for the reflection questions and show notes.**If you want to be effective with your Nature Study work, join the Screen Free Kids Get Outside Challenge. Head over to HoweverImperfectly.com/ScreenFreeChallenge to download your free packet!**