I have created a Flipgrid in which children can upload a video showing what they do before bedtime. For instance, some children might read a story or dance a little bit to use some of their energy. All our flipgrids can be found through this link: https://flipgrid.com/mschristineecec To access jus this Flipgrid use this link: … More Things I do before I sleep..
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Click here to access a website full of ideas of activities that you can try at home with your little ones. I am sure that a number of these activities will be very engaging as they focus on different things, such as science, Lego, slime, so you can choose an activity based on what your … More Fun activity ideas to try at home!
Attached, you can find a photo of the cihldren listening attentively to a Police Officer, reading a story about Police work and the adventures they go on. He was invited to class in relation to our interest in uniforms, where the children spent a week discussing and sharing ideas about different uniforms, including their own. … More Learning about people wearing uniforms!
We all know that these are stressful times, which might seem more stressful when having to help your child learn at home as if he was at school, with his or her friends. However, I strongly believe that a child’s first place for learning is his or her home, surrounded by family. So do not … More Tips on learning from home 🙂
Hello Parents! Since all the children are spending their days at home, I would like to see what they are interested in at the moment. I thought this could be done by asking your children to build anything they like. The things which your children are interested in can be built with plastic blocks, wooden … More Building our interests!
Click here to view a list of games and physical activity ideas that can be done with your children in the comfort of your own homes. These ideas will help the children stay active while learning new skills.
By clicking here, you will be redirected to a website filled with educational games related to mathematics, including shapes and numbers. One particular game I found interesting is “Identify two dimensional shapes”, which I cannot link here but can be found in the geometry section.
Since all of us are stuck at home at the moment, I have decided to put up some ideas on this blog which might help you keep your child active and away from boredom. This site gives you plenty of ideas related to a number of things, such as music and art.
Attached, please find a short video which you can use while helping your children learn about the alphabet, including the names and sounds of different letters. This video will be particularly helpful when learning phonics.
Ms Christine's Early Childhood Class 