here are some samples: I decided to add a Science category to our Shelfwork system for a couple of months since summer is coming around and we will be involved in Science experiments with the homeschool virtual science camp on google plus. I created Science worksheets to teach toddlers, prek and kindergarten students the most… Continue reading Prek/Kinder Science Worksheet Pack
Infant stimulation cards are black and white cards with patterns and objects that stimulate a baby’s vision. According to Dr. Sears he writes in AskDrsears.com that at birth, a baby’s retina is not fully developed. The retina is the back layer of the eye that detects light. An adult retina can distinguish many different shades… Continue reading Infant Stimulation Cards
Make your own tactile boards for babies to help them develop their sense of touch. These boards help the baby develop their sense of touching and feeling. They start to discover that objects and things have different textures and they start to understand that they can obtain information from objects and things by touching them.… Continue reading DIY Tactile Boards for Babies!
Do it yourself sensory bottles for babies with items you have at home! These sensory bottles develop the sense of sight and hearing. They are very soothing to look at and listen to. It helps the child improve concentration skills as they look curiously at the contents of the bottles. Items needed: 1) empty bottles… Continue reading DIY Sensory Bottles for Babies
Do it yourself Easter Activities with supplies from the Dollar Tree and supplies from home. Make fun, hands on easter math, literacy, sensorial, art, visual discrimination, logic, sorting, sizing, and matching activities for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners. Our Easter Shelf Work theme! Water basket with eggs. Have the child transfer eggs from the water to the… Continue reading DIY: Toddler Easter Activities
Make these fun sensory bags for babies! These sensory bags help sooth the baby and help them in developing their sense of touch. Items needed: Zip Lock Bag, Hair Gel, Duct Tape, and items for inside the bag. You can put colorful pom poms, beads, rice, pipe cleaners, small animals. You can find the colorful… Continue reading DIY: Sensory Bags for Babies
Teach toddlers about shapes with fun shape collages! This activity is fun, hands on, and will help little ones work on fine motor skills. We do projects every friday. This is Friday’s project. Enjoy! Draw the shape of a diamond. Get foam paper from the arts and craft store- the one with tape on the… Continue reading Toddler Shape Collages
How to create your own Montessori inspired kitchen shelf for young children Purpose of shelf: Build self sufficiency, life skills, confidence, and sense of order and organization. You will need a shelf. On the shelf place labels for each category. I used… Continue reading Montessori Inspired Kitchen Shelf
Toddler Geography Work:United States Map Study As part of our geography work this week Jade (two and a half yrs) colored the entire United States map! It took Jade one week. Every day she colored a different region. As a guide, we used another map for color reference. This is a fun interactive way to… Continue reading Toddler U.S.A Map Activities
Bits Of Intelligence How can you give your child encyclopedic knowledge? The basis of all intelligence is facts, without facts there can be no intelligence. Glenn Doman developed a program to give children encyclopedic knowledge so that children know about arts, science, music, language, literature, nature and all else that matters to man. The program… Continue reading How to give your child Encyclopedic Knowledge- Glenn Doman Method
