Some days we spend very little time in the classroom and other days, we will be in there for a few hours. I never make AB do anything that she doesn't want to do. The reason I am saying this is because today I introduced her to worksheets. Yes, worksheets. They are simple worksheets that I'm doing with her. You will see down below. Obviously, I won't be giving her a ton of them to work on. She IS only two. But I think its just another great way to teach concepts in different ways.
Right away she noticed her new sensory box and played with it for about half an hour.
Feeling the beans
She went to her kitchen and got the bowls
I had her color over the picture that was different or the words I used were "which one doesn't match". I used that wording because we play memory and use the word "match". So I did the first two with her and then she did the rest. The first two she did, she got, but the last row she didn't. Maybe because she decided to start counting the ducks instead of seeing which one didn't match. We just discussed that all the ducks had yellow beaks and the different one had a red one.
Counting the animals and then picking the correct number out of the options.
Here I am, helping count the pigs. This is part of a farm unit from 2 teaching mommies. You will see more from this unit in the coming days.
This also came from 2 teaching mommies. It was actually a paper puzzle to start. But I traced the pieces on felt and cut them out. Then I had AB recreate the tractor.
Here it is finished. I didn't tell her she placed the parts wrong. The main body of the tractor, I did, to start her off.
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