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Akwaba and welcome to the first-ever blog post of the Titanic Beach Readers Updates! If you have had a scroll on the website (which I...

I could not make it to this week’s session of TBR, but thanks to our devoted ICT teacher, my younger brother, and my dad the learning never stops! 🫧Enjoy these videos that show how the day went and stay tuned for the next article!🫧 📝 I love how focused everyone is in this video 💛

A fun workout in the middle of a usual lesson? Sounds like a good day to me! Last week, we had the opportunity to be joined by a gym instructor, assembler, nutritionist, and beloved uncle: Mr. Jude. The lesson started off normally. We did a short recap on what we learned (or at least tried to learn) last week, which was surprisingly regular. I expected most of the answers to be all about the Legos, but it was more about the usual things like spelling tests and storybooks. Tha

Have you ever had one of those days when nothing went how you planned, but it still worked out for the best? I did, just last Saturday. In the morning, everything seemed to be going smoothly: the book was going to be an exciting read, the activity was going to be amazing, and we even had a special guest join us (my brother, Ezan)! Usually, when I have a day planned out as precisely as I did that day, I imagine how the lesson will go on the drive to the school. I even try to g

TBR lessons mostly follow a consistent pattern to ensure we touch on all the pillars of literacy: reading, writing, spelling, and application. Some days we might skip the reading or writing aspect, but you best believe that every single time, TBR will have a spelling test. (Heck, we even had one on the morning of our Christmas party!) The truth is, it’s actually a highlight of our day! In a reflection activity we did recently, most of the students included spelling tests on t