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Before I began homeschooling, I taught in our local school
system as a preschool special education teacher. Out of
everything that I learned during my time teaching, the one
thing that stands out in my mind is this:
Each child learns differently.
Shocking, isn't it? So often as parents though, we get
caught up in the trap of comparing our child to other
children and what they are doing {or not doing} instead of
focusing on what is right in front of us ~ and I've been just
as guilty of that as anyone.
If you have a preschooler {or one on the verge}, please
browse around and check out the different resources on
these preschool pages: planning pages, lots of colorful
printables, and information for other resources.
If you have a question ~ ASK! I promise I don't bite, and I do
my best to respond quickly to the questions I receive.
My hope is that this site and my blog will be a HELP to
others, an encouragement to keep on going {even when it's
hard}, and overall a reminder to just have FUN with our
children!
system as a preschool special education teacher. Out of
everything that I learned during my time teaching, the one
thing that stands out in my mind is this:
Each child learns differently.
Shocking, isn't it? So often as parents though, we get
caught up in the trap of comparing our child to other
children and what they are doing {or not doing} instead of
focusing on what is right in front of us ~ and I've been just
as guilty of that as anyone.
If you have a preschooler {or one on the verge}, please
browse around and check out the different resources on
these preschool pages: planning pages, lots of colorful
printables, and information for other resources.
If you have a question ~ ASK! I promise I don't bite, and I do
my best to respond quickly to the questions I receive.
My hope is that this site and my blog will be a HELP to
others, an encouragement to keep on going {even when it's
hard}, and overall a reminder to just have FUN with our
children!
This is the planning form that I use each week
when planning out activities for us to do. If
I'm using a unit that has already been outlined
for me, I just plug in the activities on the days
that we will do them. Every day varies in what
we do, but I try to touch on a few key areas
each week: colors, counting, letters, and art
and then fill in the blanks with activities based
around the subject/topic we happen to be
studying.
when planning out activities for us to do. If
I'm using a unit that has already been outlined
for me, I just plug in the activities on the days
that we will do them. Every day varies in what
we do, but I try to touch on a few key areas
each week: colors, counting, letters, and art
and then fill in the blanks with activities based
around the subject/topic we happen to be
studying.
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| Looking for FREE printables to use with your child? Click on the button above and you'll find preschool printables by topic: alphabet, numbers, colors, science and more! |
| Here are a few of my favorite sites to visit for inspiration, crafts, and activities. 1+1+1=1 Christian Preschool Printables Confessions of a Homeschooler Crafty Classroom Crafty Crow File Folder Fun Homeschool Share Itty~Bitty Bookworm No Time for Flashcards Preschool Corner Preschool Post Walking by the Way |
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