Welcome back to the curation roundup! There were so many great contributions to choose from again this week! I hope you'll enjoy these highlights!
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First, we have
discussing about the challenges of managing a voracious reader, her daughter. They created together a Reading Journal, such a wonderful tool that encourage the little one to reflect on what she's been reading. Also, is great for memory keeping of her favorite books.
Next we have
with a simple and engaging educational activity involving numbers and images: a Fun Number Maze, this being just perfect to reinforce early mathematical knowledge, concentration and problem-solving.
Rocket Experiments and More Explosions? Sounds like a lot of fun! These kids are on top of cuteness! If you're in the mood for some easy experiments, take a look on
's post. They share with us a few, including their last Rocket Experiment, using vinegar and baking soda.
shares with us a creative game for syllabic reading and writing that can be easily made at home, her method being enjoyable for children. She also emphasizes the benefits of the activity, such as enhancing color recognition, reinforcing syllabic recognition, reading, writing, improving observation, analysis and reasoning.
Emotions Box. This is what
worked on to support the healthy emotional development of his two children. They implemented this strategy so that children be able to express, discuss and eventually understand their feelings and emotions.
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