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Planting roots, Growing wings: Right start for Math
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Planting roots, Growing wings. Right start for Math. I did not grow up liking Math. Maybe because I did not have a logical mind and Math just did not make sense to me. Or simply because I learnt Math by rote and never learn the principals of Math. So as to help a child develop a conceptual understanding of math. Math should be presented in a developmental sequence and concepts brought across through scaffolding techniques, that allows the child to build a logical sequence of their understanding. Math for...
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Planting roots, Growing wings: Introducing Letter I with read-aloud books
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Planting roots, Growing wings. Introducing Letter I with read-aloud books. A little variation was included in the learning of Letter I. The lapbook had only Letter I pictures (I was a little lazy and did not look for folder activities) and we focused on reading books. The books used were Inch by Inch. An interesting picture book on insects; It's a Good Thing There Are Insects. And a sticker activity book;. Bugs (Nature Sticker Stories). At Friday, February 12, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Planting roots, Growing wings: About this blog
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Planting roots, Growing wings. There are two lasting bequests we can give our children: One is roots, the other is wings.". Parents.mothers especially, will always be the child's first teacher and what we teach them in their early years will be more important than things that they will learn through formal education. Afterall, this blog will always serve to remind me that I have the most exciting, challenging and most rewarding job in the world. Kyle at 2 years 7 months. Is a depiction of a mother and a ...
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Planting roots, Growing wings: April 2010
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Planting roots, Growing wings. Right start for Math. I did not grow up liking Math. Maybe because I did not have a logical mind and Math just did not make sense to me. Or simply because I learnt Math by rote and never learn the principals of Math. So as to help a child develop a conceptual understanding of math. Math should be presented in a developmental sequence and concepts brought across through scaffolding techniques, that allows the child to build a logical sequence of their understanding. Math for...
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Planting roots, Growing wings: November 2009
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Planting roots, Growing wings. We did some mosaic art this week, decorating the plain photoframes from Ikea. These photoframes will be personalised with Kyle's own artwork, which I plan to let him give to our family members this christmas. The end product will be uploaded once it is completed by the end of next week. I made a 'mailbox' out of a recycled appliance box and Kyle enjoyed posting letters into the mailbox and pretending to be the mail man. We had fun with the science experiment Magic Milk.
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Planting roots, Growing wings: January 2010
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Planting roots, Growing wings. Jesse Bear, What will you wear? The 3rd BFIAR book we started this week is Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear? We only spent abou 10-15 minutes on the lapbook and did not manage to do any accompanying activities with this book. Lapbook materials were obtained from homeschool share. The concepts in the book and covered in the lapbook were really simple, and it hardly intrigued Kyle. The only key take out that Kyle got from the book and lapbook was the concept of rhyming words.
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Planting roots, Growing wings: December 2009
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Planting roots, Growing wings. The Carrot Seed and Letter C related books. We started our first BFIAR book this week; The Carrot Seed. I have read this book to Kyle a couple of months back, however he showed little interest previously. Nonetheless, with the introduction of the lapbook after re-visiting the book again, he really enjoyed the story, the related activities in the lapbook and he asked for more when we finished! All materials from this lapbook were taken from homeschool share. Initially I was ...
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Planting roots, Growing wings: March 2010
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Planting roots, Growing wings. Letter U is a letter that is quite fun to teach as the words starting with the letter are quite few and distinctive, thus makes it easy for a child to understand. The books used were; Great Day for Up (Bright and Early Board Books). Up Above and Down Below. UMBRELLA by Taro Yashima (1959 CALDECOTT HONOR WINNER 1958. Exploring Underground Habitats (Mondo's Exploring Series). Underground Train (Picture Yearling Book). And The Umbrella Day. Up Above and Down Below. The other g...
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Planting roots, Growing wings: Jesse Bear, What will you wear?
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Planting roots, Growing wings. Jesse Bear, What will you wear? The 3rd BFIAR book we started this week is Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear? We only spent abou 10-15 minutes on the lapbook and did not manage to do any accompanying activities with this book. Lapbook materials were obtained from homeschool share. The concepts in the book and covered in the lapbook were really simple, and it hardly intrigued Kyle. The only key take out that Kyle got from the book and lapbook was the concept of rhyming words.
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