This holy week, Mavi revisited ancient Egypt after rereading the Ten Commandments story. We dug up our Egypt Picture Book materials so he could work on some readings and do some activities to follow them. In this post, I will share the contents of our Egypt Picture Book learning pack, which you might want to try. It contains reading materials, activity pages, picture cards and outline cards for colouring.
Days of the Creation for Preschoolers
Sunday, April 9, 2017
In our home, we would read Bible stories and relived some beautiful stories during the Lenten season. We are approaching it in a spiritual manner (for faith formation) rather than doing lots of egg activities. Mavi and I have been talking about the Exodus the other day, while Vito and I did the Days of Creation. This post shares our little project in learning about the great story of God’s creation of the world. I’m also sharing our kid-friendly Bible which we are using at home.
Montessori Inspired Layers of the Ocean for Preschoolers
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Vito is 40 months old.
Moving on to learning about the ocean for Earth Day, I’ve set up this activity tray to demonstrate to the boys that the ocean has many layers and that it is mostly represented by the darkness and lightness of the color blue. In the set-up, the layers are represented by the bottles, from the layer where there is sunlight to the part where there’s none at all. We are using the book About the Ocean by Cathryn Sill to help us explore the different animals in the ocean. Since this activity is intended for Vito (but Mavi was also participating), I didn’t focus much on the names of each layer since he can’t read yet, our activity was more on introducing the concept and for familiarity.
Guide to Math Homeschool Materials for Preschoolers
Sunday, April 2, 2017
I’m often asked about the math homeschool materials we used at home (for preschoolers), so I made this list and hope it will serve as your guide in finding the right educational materials for your homeschool or classroom adventure. I believe that we need to expose our kids to math early on by giving them the appropriate learning materials to explore and discover. These materials will introduce your child to nine major math concepts: numbers and quantity, shapes and patterns, picture graphs, length, time, money, fractions, mass and volume.
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