Here is a collection of ideas and activities for teaching academics to toddlers through elementary school students, based on my own teaching career as well as raising children. These are in project based and thematic learning activities, to extend traditional learning.
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Showing posts with label colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colors. Show all posts
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Spring Umbrellas
This is an easy project.
Materials:
tissue paper scraps
glue
paper plates
construction paper
Preparation:
1. Cut the paper plate in half at a zig-zag.
2. Cut out handles from construction paper and glue or staple them on.
Steps:
1. Give each child an umbrella.
2. They crumple up the tissue paper and glue it on.
Great way to teach colors, spring poems or rainy day rhymes!
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Paint in a Bag
A multisensory teaching technique for younger children to learn about mixing colors. I did this project with my toddler, so we were just exploring the feel of the paint in the bag.
1.) Take two (or more) opposing paint colors.
2.) Squirt them in a zip lock bag.
3.) Tape the bag down onto a white piece of paper.
4.) Let the child explore!
1.) Take two (or more) opposing paint colors.
2.) Squirt them in a zip lock bag.
3.) Tape the bag down onto a white piece of paper.
4.) Let the child explore!
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