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Hello,
I’m Emine — a longtime teacher, a mother, and someone who has personally experienced the challenges of learning a new language after moving abroad.

If you're an adult who wants to learn English from scratch, feels shy about speaking, or simply doesn’t know where to begin, I’ve created something just for you:
👉 @eminemvlog

On my YouTube channel, I share:

Simple and useful English phrases for everyday life
Basic grammar explained in an easy, friendly way
Practical speaking examples
Encouragement for anyone afraid to start learning

A1 - A2 English

This channel is especially for:

Women and parents starting from zero
Migrants trying to learn English in a new country
Anyone who says “I understand a bit, but I can’t speak!”

If that sounds like you — grab a coffee, hit the subscribe button, and let’s learn together at your own pace, with no pressure.

💬 Feel free to leave a comment under any video — I read and respond to every message with care.

See you there!
Emine

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Montessori, Waldorf and Reggio Emilia Activities for 3-4-5 Years Old

Though, I will divide the activities into two, namely: 3-4 and 4-5, there is not a sharp difference between the ages. What I mean by this is, sometimes you can do the activity for 3, with your kid age of 5, or vice versa. And some activities are suitable both for Montessori and Waldorf Philosopy. So, do not stick to a part of the page and keep reading :) Montessori Activities for 3-4 Years Old Here is the activities you can do in this period: You can continue with transferring activities. You should focus on more fine motor skills development any more because she is in preschool stage now. In this activity, we transferred by a dropper. But we wanted to reach a goal in the end, so we used cotton and paint. You can make any shape with cotton pants and dye them via dropping colorful water. We made a flower in this way: You can play with puzzles. You can...

From Birth to 1 Year Old Baby Montessori Activities (0-3 / 3-6 / 7-8 / 9-10 / 11-12 months)

Montessori for Babies The only thing that a newborn baby needs is to feel safe, and thus needs her mother. The mother should satisfy the needs of her baby on time. She should be ready for help whenever the baby needs. Your baby start following the objects in this period. She becomes aware of her hands and produces some sounds. She loves watching herself in the mirror. Chat a lot with her and start reading books. these will improve her word accumulation and brain development. If you want your baby to be bilingual, speak her on that language from the birth. Babies realises black and white colored objects and photos. So you can use munari mobiles and black and white colored cards. And of course, sensorial development is the core of Montessori approach. When your baby starts moving put different type of materials under her feet, such as paper, plastic, towel, etc. ...

Freedom, Discipline, Art and Music, Grace and Courtesy in Montessori Education

Freedom and Discipline Discipline does not come from birth, but it is something to be developed. It is an active discipline, being stability in orientation. If the environment is stable, the child feels confident. In environment, presentations are a kind of limitation, rule, how to handle with the instrument. Freedom is not something that letting the child does as he likes. Even cleaning and placing it in the right place after using, is a part of freedom, because he prepares the material for the next child going to use the material. Freedom of Choice: 1- Material: They can choose any material that they want to work with. The limitation here is that they can choose only known, presented before materials. 2- Place: They can choose where to work, either on table, in garden, on the rug, etc. but there are limitations. The material should be suitable with the place. 3- Partner: The child is free choosing his partner, but the person should be also willing to work with him, th...

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