I Am Ms Zinny 👩🏽🏫
An Early Years Educator.
Lover of little children 💕
Shaping young minds with love, joy & patience 🌈
Teaching is my passion, children are my heartbeat 💛
18/05/2026
DAY 1 OF WEEK 4✨🍎
To every Early Years teacher showing up daily with love, patience, strength, and a smiling face even when tired, you are doing something truly special 💕👩🏫👶🏽
💕 One little step today is still progress 🌸
💕 One little effort can make a big difference in a child’s life 🌈✨
💕 Keep going, your care, kindness, and dedication matter more than you know 🤍🥹
💕Happy New Week 💃🏽🌿✨
💕 Life of an Early Years Teacher 💕📚🧸
15/05/2026
Teaching my Early Years learners the story of “The Raven Fed Elijah” today was such an amazing and unforgettable adventure! 🤣🤣✨
To make the lesson real, practical, and fun for my little learners, I decided to bring the story to life.
I came with bread and meat (suya) just like the raven brought food to Elijah in the Bible.
Trust me, the excitement on their faces was everything! 😂❤️
I also created a beautiful raven using paper and crayon, and immediately the children saw it, the environment turned into a mini drama stage 🤭🐦.
Some of them started acting like ravens flying around to deliver food, while others happily pretended to be Elijah waiting by the brook.
The funniest part was when they kept shouting: “Raven brought bread!” “Raven brought meat!” “Elijah is eating!” 🤣🤣
At that moment, I knew learning had truly taken place.
The joy, participation, laughter, and confidence that filled the class were priceless.
Seeing little children connect so deeply with a Bible story simply because of instructional materials reminded me again that children learn best when they can see, touch, act, and experience what they are being taught. 🪄✨
Tell me why they won’t learn when learning is this practical and exciting 😅❤️
Indeed, instructional materials are magic in the hands of a passionate teacher. 👏✨
MS ZINNY IS THE ONE ❣️💓
Big shout out to my newest top fans! Seyi Ile, Comfort Nwachukw
11/05/2026
Teaching my 3–4 year olds about Homophones in Literacy today left me completely amazed and emotional 🥰🥰✨
After carefully setting up my instructional materials as usual, I introduced the lesson using the materials, and honestly, the outcome wowed me beyond words. 🪄❤️
Can you imagine that these little children were able to define “homophones” on their own? 💞👏
At that moment, I felt so humbled and proud seeing how powerful instructional materials can truly be in learning.
The most beautiful part was when we returned to class for note taking, they confidently mentioned all the word examples from beginning to end without struggling. 🥰✨
Moments like this remind me that teaching is truly magical when children are allowed to see, touch, explore, and interact while learning. 💕🌸
Who said instructional materials do not work wonders?
They bring learning alive! 🌟📚
Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Pintaiye Olufunke Fatoki, Sonia Ebere, Damilarey Owolabi, Vera Kemunto, Abibat Afolabi, Bello Onyinoyi Nana Aishat, Ukamaka Atuorah, Kehinde Opesanmi, Anderlyn Okere, Adakuzion Chijioke, Shailendra Tiwari, Md Amran Md Amran, Aminu Lawan Goran Dutse, Esther Julius, Veronica Senami Senu, Divine Favour Igwe, Oluwayemisi Ajeleti, Ayooluwa Oyekanmi Roland, Aniebiet Anthony, Lawal Adejoke Oluwaseun, Gladophyl Gladys, Shakila Chitanda
🎶 Importance of Singing Rhymes in EYFS Lessons 🌈
Singing rhymes at the start of a lesson helps children focus 🎯,
feel happy 😊,
and get ready to learn 📚.
It improves language skills 🗣️
memory 🧠,
and makes learning fun 🎉.
It also helps with classroom routine and smooth transition ⏰.
Big shout out to my newest top fans! Seyi Ile
Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Pintaiye Olufunke Fatoki, Sonia Ebere, Damilarey Owolabi, Vera Kemunto, Abibat Afolabi, Bello Onyinoyi Nana Aishat, Ukamaka Atuorah, Kehinde Opesanmi, Anderlyn Okere, Adakuzion Chijioke, Shailendra Tiwari, Md Amran Md Amran, Aminu Lawan Goran Dutse, Esther Julius, Veronica Senami Senu, Divine Favour Igwe, Oluwayemisi Ajeleti, Ayooluwa Oyekanmi Roland, Aniebiet Anthony, Lawal Adejoke Oluwaseun, Gladophyl Gladys
05/05/2026
Teaching prepositions to my 3–4 learners was so much fun! 🎉
I used toys 🧸🚗 and even some pupils 👧👦 to show positions like on, under, inside, behind, and beside.
The children didn’t just watch, they moved, explored, and acted it out themselves! 🤩
It was very interactive and exciting, and they easily understood the different positions.
A truly beautiful learning moment! ✨🌈
In Science, teaching my 3–4 year olds all about ducks was such a fun adventure! 🦆🔬✨
We explored the life cycle of a duck and learned about where ducks live.
Since most of them had never seen a pond before, I created a mini pond right in our school environment! 💧🌿
The children were so excited, it was full of curiosity, laughter, and hands-on discovery.
Truly an unforgettable Science experience for us all! 💛🌈