In this educational blog, I will be posting different educational material which you can access at home, together with your child, to continue learning about what we would be doing in class.
I would like to thank all of you for being so cooperative throughout the past scholastic year, even during the challenging months of homeschooling, due to Covid-19. I wish you and your children all the best for the coming months of summer. Do not hesitate to contact me if need be. Attached, please find a … More Awesome Summer Activities!
As part of a post-reading activity, we had started creating this book together, in which the children were able to express themselves and share with their friends what they like or do not like to eat. This book can be accessed by clicking on the image below.
I have found a great idea for you to create another way for your children to learn. This involves making a “letter board” using cardboard and bottle caps. Watch the video below or follow MOTHERCOULD on Facebook for more!
I have created an activity following what the children have learnt about bears. This is a puzzle which can be completed by selecting images according to the different colours of bears. To play just click here.
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I have found a good article, by Aviva Patz, that deals with exercising as a family. This might help children become more active as they would have you as role models and will not feel so alone while working out. This will be more fun and engaging for them. In this article also gives out … More Exercising as a family
I have found an interesting way of how you can make paint that is ideal to use on glass, such as windows or doors. This totally washes off so your children can even wipe away their own paintings while learning new skills and responsibilities. This was found on mothercould’s Facebook page, where they have some … More Window Paint for your child’s play
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Click here to access a site full of fables. Apart from accessing the different fables available on this page, the site offers a lot of different stories that you can read to your children. Audio can also be used instead of reading the story yourself.
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