Pinterest is my latest addiction.
I've come across so many neat ideas for crafts and such.
Recently I discovered a couple of learning activities for Jacob and since he's starting kindergarten next August, I thought I would give them a shot. No pressure, just peaking his interest. :)
Lately he's been pointing to words and asking us what they say.
So when I came across this idea on Pinterest, I knew I had to make one!
I've come across so many neat ideas for crafts and such.
Recently I discovered a couple of learning activities for Jacob and since he's starting kindergarten next August, I thought I would give them a shot. No pressure, just peaking his interest. :)
Lately he's been pointing to words and asking us what they say.
So when I came across this idea on Pinterest, I knew I had to make one!
please don't judge my drawing skills, i clearly don't have any! i wish i could free-hand and jazz it up a bit, i know it looks sad. :(
I wasn't sure how to explain/teach/educate, but I said each word aloud on the top row, and seriously, after the first time, Jacob could repeat most of them. And each time he got it right, he pulled a car into the spot.
He didn't like using just one car, so at one point the entire board was covered with cars.
So I then asked him to back out a car and tell me the revealed word. And he could with minimal help!
Now I want to find these words elsewhere (i.e. book, magazine, packaging, etc..) and see if he can recognize them. How fun! :)
Next is a fun activity for the Christmas season!
Jacob's teacher at pre-k encouraged us to work with him on his cutting skills.
So when I came across this idea, I knew it would be perfect!
I made our version with a cupcake topper of Santa's face glued to an Excel spreadsheet that I cut to size.
It's not perfect, but it will work! ;)
After each day, he's to cut along the line. Pretty neat, huh? :)
Hopefully all of thehours time I spend on Pinterest will pay off! :)
I wasn't sure how to explain/teach/educate, but I said each word aloud on the top row, and seriously, after the first time, Jacob could repeat most of them. And each time he got it right, he pulled a car into the spot.
He didn't like using just one car, so at one point the entire board was covered with cars.
So I then asked him to back out a car and tell me the revealed word. And he could with minimal help!
Now I want to find these words elsewhere (i.e. book, magazine, packaging, etc..) and see if he can recognize them. How fun! :)
Next is a fun activity for the Christmas season!
Jacob's teacher at pre-k encouraged us to work with him on his cutting skills.
So when I came across this idea, I knew it would be perfect!
I made our version with a cupcake topper of Santa's face glued to an Excel spreadsheet that I cut to size.
It's not perfect, but it will work! ;)
After each day, he's to cut along the line. Pretty neat, huh? :)
Hopefully all of the
1 comment:
These are terrific ideas! He will learn so fast! This is a great way for him to start reading!
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