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chool i remember doing that with my mom and it was a fun tradition for us from pbs org talk about it the night before talk about what will happen and review all plans like where to meet let your child talk about how he is feeling about this new adventure get up early make sure everyone who needs to be up is up with enough time to have a relaxing morning getting ready don t be anxious your child doesn t need to worry about you being worried and missing him keep your worries and sadness to yourself read books read books about going to school from me ask around ask other moms who have been there their tips on how to start of right it would be especially helpful to ask moms who have had children start in the same school your children will start in posted by valerie plowman at 12 05 am 0 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels child kindergarten wednesday may 12 2010 daily learning here are eight simple ideas for helping your child learn on a daily basis these ideas in bold come from the utah state department of education and the elaboration is my own allow independence allow your child to do things independently even when he takes longer than you would if you did it yourself i know yes i know it is hard to sit back and allow your child to do the things that you can easily and quickly do there are some tricks to doing this one is give yourself plenty of time you will not have the patience to let your child buckle herself into her carseat if you are running late try to manage your time to include independent time another is to busy yourself if you are like me you want to jump in and help straighten your child s room while he dresses himself read a book get yourself ready find things you can do to prevent yourself from interfering provide social experiences these experiences can be informal or formal ideas are playgroups preschools and trips to the park it is nice to play with mom and dad but children need to play with children for one as my state department points out sharing with an adult is different than sharing with a peer another also pointed out by my state department is that imaginations develop through role playing and pretending most adults just won t get into it like a child will and if you do there will likely be no clash of ideas as you decide who will be which role in your game of pretend pretend play has been consistently linked to cognitive intellectual language and social growth develop fine and gross motor skills daily play sports go to the park play tag pour stir use lacing cards etc on this blog we provide ideas for gross motor and fine motor skills activities develop math skills count aloud through games like hide and seek play board games that require counting use items around your house to discuss shapes do puzzles and play with building toys see also our math ideas do art use crayons sand water paint paper markers scissors hole punches yarn beans and popsicle sticks etc to develop artistic skills art project ideas are in great abundance on the internet and our blog is no exception read read lots of types of books read poetry ready nursery rhymes read non fiction look at picture books get variety this can develop vocabulary and sentence pattern structures your child doesn t get exposed to regularly it helps to get idea from other parents as to what great books are out there raegan has done several posts on this blog about book recommendations under the reading blog label i also have a post on another blog of great children s books talk with your child listen to stories ask questions tell your own stories children learn language through hearing it library visit the library or bookmobile regularly posted by valerie plowman at 1 00 am 0 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels child preschooler toddler monday may 10 2010 in the car finding colors this is an activity my husband came up with to keep our children occupied in the car he simply says i am going to find a blue truck what are you going to find they each choose what color and type of vehicle they will find they are then quiet as they watch for their chosen vehicle not all children or parents will be into the type of vehicle but we can all do colors sometimes kaitlyn chooses pink or purple we always just say okay and let her wait to figure out those vehicles are very few and far between this is a fun simple way to keep everyone focused on something other than the long car ride posted by valerie plowman at 1 00 am 2 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels colors in the car out and about friday may 7 2010 clicking on links though there probably is no need to comment on this if you see a comment from a reader that requires you to click on it to see what is written please do so at your own risk these comments links have not been cleared given permission by the authors of this blog to post a specific link if we want you to go to a certain site check out a recommendation etc we will do so in a post we do our best to clear out and remove any links or comments that seem inappropriate or risky but i m sure there are occasions when you get to the site before we ve had a chance to remove the link thanks everyone happy teaching have a great mother s day posted by raegan at 5 51 am 0 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest thursday may 6 2010 workboxes originally explained by sue patrick in her workbox system book workboxes have become pretty popular in the homeschooling community the above photo is from the tot school blog and shows the standard way to do workboxes head on over and check out her posts on how she s implemented workboxes with her toddler everybody uses this system differently but the basic concept remains the same your child has work in a box basket file hanging pocket that is to be completed that day for a toddler you might want to start with just 5 boxes of work for a preschooler maybe 9 would be a good amount to fill up the learning time ideally most of the work contained in the boxes will be activities that your child can complete independently for a toddler that s just not going to happen completely so expect to at least supervise each activity the benefits organization structure independence teaches care for toys keeps the learning time moving without constant direction by mom better focus the limitations does not work for messy complicated activities requires more prep time the night before physically finding the space to set up boxes can be a struggle at first our experience we have only done this 2 days so far monday and wednesday and i am already loving it oh and tobias loves it too i fill each box with an activity the night before and the next day when we have a good 1 hour time slot for learning time i tell tobias we can do his boxes now he gets each box out completes the activity as quickly or slowly as he d like and then puts everything back in the box and returns the box to its shelf then he grabs the next box on the shelf until he s done all five no clean up for mom and more independence for my toddler can you see why i love it below i have two pictures of how i ve set up our workboxes the containers are photo boxes from joann s that were 2 a piece in the second picture you can see today s activities all set inside each box how do i get started round up five boxes if you have a toddler nine if you have a preschooler you can use anything shoeboxes photo boxes this is what i used those plastic toy storage bins etc pick a good place for them to go where your child can reach them easily the first day choose easy activities because your focus is to teach your child how to get each box complete the activity and put the box away properly there is to be no throwing or banging of the materials which is what i mostly had to correct tobias for we had two time outs when he threw a toy and when he refused to put the materials away in the box he only got off time out when he was willing to finish up and he did that happily both times without any further discipline for a toddler this skill of getting out one toy playing with it and putting it away neatly is huge it s useful for mom useful for kindergarten and useful for the poor toys who take all the typical toddler abuse normally lol what activities can i put in the boxes i am choosing 4 activities that have a clear purpose and 1 that is open ended right now the open ended toy comes last so tobias doesn t get bored before completing all the boxes some activities we ve used include counting bears lauri shape sorter lauri tall stacker pegs small spaces activity we used the puff balls and a yogurt container activity transferring activity we used wooden toast grabber tongs to transfer puff balls from one basket into another cutting activity safety scissors and strips of scrapbooking paper worked well this was very difficult for tobias so don t be discouraged if your toddler can t do it either stamping this was great fun but also a bit of a mess so we might put this away for a few months and come back to it coloring crayons and paper are always fun posted by amanda at 2 34 pm 5 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels organization planning wednesday may 5 2010 gift for mom or grandma this is an art project you can have your child help out with and give to mom or grandma they are blocks that spell out the word grandma or mother mom or grandmother etc i then dedicated one block per person and put pictures on it i did one block for my mom s grandmothers one for her mom one for my dad s mom one for her with brayden and one for her with kaitlyn since i gave her these two grandchildren have joined the family so i will have to update them now you can tell from this picture that she doesn t actually show the grandma spelling she really just likes it for displaying pictures if your mom grandma would be like that then you can skip the letter part of the blocks supplies wood blocks the size of your choice we bought a 4x4 piece of wood from home depot and cut the blocks to our desired length i am sure you could find something similar in a craft store like michaels decoupage or mod podge you can also get mod podge satin all in one decoupage sealer please note that different mod podges have different finishes from matte to lustre foam brush photos of your choice cut to the appropriate size for your blocks paint vinyl letters or you could paint letters on sandpaper if you want a distressed look method paint the blocks using the paint and foam brush this is something your child can help with most of the block is covered by photos plus if you distress it you will have little need for a perfect paint job plus we love things made by the children we love let dry if you want a distressed look gently sand the each edge of each block you can decide if you do this part yourself or with help wipe all dust off put some decoupage or mod podge on the block put some decoupage or mod podge on the back of a photo place the photo on the block continue for all sides once you have photos all around the block move on to the other blocks and put photos on those let dry decoupage or mod podge over the top of each photo this will help protect the photo from scratches water etc you are done and you have a lovely gift any mom will love posted by valerie plowman at 10 22 am 2 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels gifts holidays mothers day tuesday may 4 2010 mmmm spinach as many of you may have guessed one of my favorite things to do is cook with my daughters i love it and so do they today we made lunch together both loved it and spinach was part of the process no scrunched up noses picking leaves out or refusals success i wanted to take a picture but i needed both hands to directing the slopping of pizza sauce and cheese twirly whirly pizzas from parents magazine these pizzas end up looking like little cinnamon rolls ingredients pizza dough homemade or refrigerated pizza sauce or marinara or leftover spaghetti sauce fresh spinach leaves mozzerella cheese or whatever you have in the pantry steps roll out the dough into a large rectangle on a floured surface hard to make a mistake so you can let your munchkin help spread sauce over the dough top with cheese top with spinach from the short side roll into a tube shape cut into 8 pieces and put in a greased pie pan top with more cheese cook on 400 for 20 22 minutes if you want to see a picture of what it ll look like click here this is a great way to get your kids involved in cooking and trying new foods my daughter apparently frightened by anything green these days was eating raw spinach leaves as we cooked posted by raegan at 12 34 pm 1 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels baking cooking recipes snacks monday may 3 2010 rhythm clapping this is an idea i love from preschoolwise page 127 this develops listening skills and teaches rhythm age range three and up some two year olds might be able to do this activity you clap a simple rhythm and have your child repeat it it is as simple as that start with simple rhythms perhaps about three claps long you can do straight time or syncopate as your child gets better at it clap in quarter note lengths on down to sixteenth note lengths if you have no idea what that means don t worry about it just clap at different speeds and different rhythms this is a great activity to turn to when your child is growing restless and you need him to wait a bit longer assuming you are in a location where you can clap but even in a waiting room you could pat your legs posted by valerie plowman at 1 00 am 1 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels music preschooler newer posts older posts home 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