One of the things I’ve noticed is the huge
number of read alouds, construction challenges, games and drawing lessons
popping up everywhere on the internet. I don’t know about you, but I’m experiencing
a bit of overwhelm.
As I’ve seen in many places, good advice to remember is that
parents are not teachers. As a parent, first and foremost you need to cherish,
love and keep your kids happy and healthy. You do what you need to do to during
these challenging times. Please stay safe and follow recommended social
distancing measures.
At the same time, I know it’s challenging to keep children busy
all day long. So I’m going to be posting a fun learning idea or link with resources
as I can (hopefully daily but we’ll see how that goes).
Since I have the
knowledge and learning from my background as a kindergarten teacher in Ontario,
I’ll include information about the related areas of development and learning
(for parents who are worried that their children are missing their learning). Please
note that I’m doing this as a good samaritan, drawing on my expertise to be
helpful, rather than as part of my employment as a teacher.
Parents of young
children can also visit Ontario.ca/learnathome.
Be well & have fun!
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Today's fun resource: KidLit TV
Area of Development: literacy
This resource has been around for a while. It has a library of read alouds by authors and book-related activities. I especially love Ready, Set, Draw! Here's an example:
Have fun exploring!
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