HEART LESSONS

During the month of February all you need is a bag of candy conversation hearts and you can fill up the hour doing many different activities with them…. MATH- add, subtract, greater than or less than, sorting by colors, graphing the different colors, estimate- fill a small glass jar with hearts and let them guess

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Mosaic

Here’s an easy craft project that can be adapted to any age and can be done together… make a mosaic. Mosaics are usually created using small square tiles, but you can use different shapes, too. To create your project use small, brightly colored squares of paper. Squares cut from magazines can also be used to

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Benefits of Reading Aloud

Do you still read aloud with your child? Do you think they are too old for this? I encourage you to CONTINUE this practice of reading aloud to your child all throughout your relationship….here are just a few ways it helps! Reading aloud…. 1. Inspires writing 2. Expands vocabulary 3. Boosts comprehension 4. Improves listening

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Christmas Math Lesson

Use Math Word Problems to help teach the real meaning of Christmas….here’s an example. My mentor and I made 24 cookies for the teachers at my school. I decided to make 12 more to give to my neighbors to show them kindness. How many cookies did I make in all? Vary these questions according to

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CHRISTMAS ENGLISH LESSON

Practice grammar as you teach about the real meaning of Christmas with this simple idea. Make a BINGO board and work together to fill in boxes with different parts of speech….as a mentor be sure to include words that give a greater meaning to Christmas. For example…. Verbs– giving, caring, loving Adjectives-special Nouns- family As

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