While exploring in the backyard and other local places in nature, my daughter has discovered new things. She found a bee, a dragonfly, a toad, a ladybug, birds, hummingbirds, squirrels, ducks, geese, flowers, a rainbow in the sky, and gardening tools. I name them and talk about them with my daughter.
While thinking about your theme or topic, such as gardening or nature, imagine you are a young child. Notice your senses and your surroundings. What do you see, hear, smell, touch and/or taste? What are you drawn to?
I wish I knew these tips before.. haha my son has been grown up already.
btw, your daughter is so cute..
How interesting! It is good to see how kids learn and how to make the best of their educational experiences.
This is super helpful!!! My kids would love these! Thanks for sharing!
This is wonderful! Thank you! I’m new to homeschooling and I’ve been trying to figure out how to keep my toddler/almost preschooler engaged while also teaching my elementary student. This is a great way to do just that!
Oh this is so helpful! My daughter is at a similar age!
I love this. I need to make something similar for my daughter.
I am saving this post right now! This will be so useful for homeschooling!
This is very helpful to new moms. I’m sharing this.
I love using mind mapping. Never thought to use it for this. Thank you for the ideas.
So much value in this post. I’m always on the lookout for ways I can support and educate my toddler with his learning needs. I found so much value in this post and will definitely be putting them to work.
I’ll be adding this to my repertoire as I homeschool my preschooler this year!
Wow, I love how helpful this post is. I can definitely use the information that you shared with my two sons.
These are wonderful! My kids would’ve loved having these. Such a great way to teach them a lot of different vocab and subject matters.
I’m saving this post! These are tips that I could use with my kids right now!
This is very beneficial. I will be printing out this blog post to save for my toddler when he begins preschool!