Apologies for the late curation, we lost our internet just as I was about to start it on Sunday! Isn't it amazing how quickly we've come to rely on (or is it addiction?) this easy source of communication. I kept reminding myself that we used to manage just fine without all our modern digital devices. In fact this week we have a little discussion post on the importance of the pen despite our digital age.
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I loved this activity from
. It brings in so many learning opportunities from fine and large motor control, to colour recognition and mathematics. I can imagine it can bring hours of fun and positive distraction for young learners.
This week brought us a cute flower and bee, interactive number line from
to help little ones with maths. The great thing with making your own educational materials is being able to get creative and make themes that you know your child will love and they can even have a hand in producing it themselves.
brings us 7 reasons to develop handwriting skills with a pen, rather than always typing with a keyboard. Do you think handwritingis still important in our digital age?
With the extreme heat of summer over,
's family's classroom has gone alfresco. There is so much to incorporate in outdoor learning.
continues to share her artwork with us. This time she got a challenge from her cousin and shares her response to that challenge. Challenges can often be a fun way to capture interest in improving on specific skills.
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