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The goal for this year is to get your child used to structured learning and broaden his or her horizons. Some children may devour the information you give them. Others may not be interested at all. Take your cues from your child. If he or she does not want to do “school,” put the books away and try later. Why spoil his or her love for learning for the sake of one worksheet or letter puzzle?
Each day’s lesson has enough activities for thirty to sixty minutes of academics. If your child is enjoying a particular activity, let him or her continue. If your student is bored or tired, move on to something else. The lessons are not designed to be a burden for you or your student.
What happens if your child wants more? Choose some of the themes from the lessons and get books from the library for your child to browse. Read favorite storybooks out loud. Give free access to basic art supplies such as paper, crayons, and stickers. At this age, unstructured activities are just as important as structured ones.
In Bible, your student will learn how to live for the glory of God. In math, he or she will learn number recognition, counting, shapes, and more. History/social studies covers different cultures both past and present. Science emphasizes wild and domestic animals. Language arts teaches the alphabet, letter recognition, and phonological awareness. In art, your child will learn basic colors and shapes. Music focuses on Bible songs and Scripture memorization.
This program is designed to meet your needs. It is set up with a 36-week, 180-day lesson plan. In the last few weeks, you will find fewer activities so that you can catch up or explore other areas of interest. Do not feel pressured to complete every activity. If it is boring, too difficult, or too easy, skip it and go on to something more appropriate. This program seeks to give you the tools to meet your child’s educational needs.
ISBN | 978-1-942192-29-9 |
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Grade | Preschool |
Condition | New |
Publisher | Well Planned Gal |
Page Count | 90 |
Format | Paperback |
Weekly Sample | No |
Price | $39.95 |
Your student will enjoy this seek-and-find book. The pages are colorful, and the times and places are real. It is used for both history/social studies and science to introduce students to the interesting world around them.
The Never Bored Kids Book 2This workbook covers a broad spectrum of subjects including math, social studies, science, language arts, and art. It is the product around which most of the PreK activities are formed. Your student will be assigned two or three pages to be completed two to four times per week. Also used in math, language arts, and art.
Lacing & Tracing DinosaursNearly every child likes dinosaurs. These colorful lace-and-trace dinosaurs will help your student develop fine motor skills necessary for writing while thinking about these fun animals. You can also use them to help your student learn to count and follow simple instructions.
This product is used to teach number identification, number sense, and counting. Your student will enjoy matching the puzzle pieces, placing pegs in the holes, and counting.
Primer PakThe Primer Pak includes lacing and tracing shapes, a letter puzzle, Locktagons, and mini shape puzzles. The lacing and tracing shapes can be used to teach fine motor skills, shapes, and art, while the letter puzzle is a fun way to teach pre-reading skills. The Locktagons help with fine motor skills, color recognition, and spatial awareness, and the mini shape puzzles teach shape and color recognition, sorting, and counting. Also used in language arts.
Shape and Color SorterAs your student interacts with this sorting toy, he or she learns valuable skills such as color recognition, shape recognition, visual discrimination, counting, and categorizing. These skills transfer to a wide range of subjects including art, math, language arts, and science. Also used in language arts and art.
This product offers a multi-sensory way to learn letter recognition. In addition, your student will learn fine and gross motor skills.
All About Reading Pre-ReadingYour student will join Ziggy the Zebra as he explores letter recognition, phonological awareness, print awareness, and listening comprehension.
This gem of a book will use the alphabet to teach your student how to live a life glorifying to God. Includes seek-and-find pictures, discussion questions, poetry, and memory verses
This unique building set will help your student with spatial relationships. You can have your student construct something from the book, replicate something from a picture, or build an original creation.
You and your student will enjoy these classic and new songs and poems. In the lesson plans, songs are coordinated with the weekly themes drawn from Big Thoughts for Little People.
Hide ‘Em in Your Heart Volume 1 by Steve GreenEvery song in this collection is based on a Bible verse and sung by famous Christian musician Steve Green. In the lesson plans, songs are coordinated with the weekly themes drawn from Big Thoughts for Little People
Hide ‘Em in Your Heart Volume 2 by Steve GreenEvery song in this collection is based on a Bible verse and sung by famous Christian musician Steve Green. In the lesson plans, songs are coordinated with the weekly themes drawn from Big Thoughts for Little People.
These colorful blocks will help your student learn colors, shapes, and spatial awareness. In the lessons, you will find these assigned as a time for free play.
Tall Stacker Pegs & PegboardStudents will enjoy sorting, counting, and stacking pegs. They are used to teach visual discrimination, categorizing, counting, addition, and subtraction. Also used in art and language arts.
Explore all the different shapes and sizes of children with this one-of-a-kind crepe puzzle. Use the pieces for patterning, sequencing, categorizing, counting, and tracing. The frame itself can be used as a stencil to create pictures.
These general supplies are great for homeschool students of all ages! Look for these supplies at your favorite local supermarket.
3-ring Binder
Calculator
Die Cut Letters
Drawing Paper
Dry-Erase Board
Glue Stick
Hole Punch
Index Cards
Kitchen Timer
Laminator
Magazine Holders
Magnifying Glass
Pencil Box
Pencil Sharpener
Play Money
Post-It Notes
Poster Board
Printer
Reward Sticker
Scissors
Scrapbook Paper
Spiral Bound Notebooks
Staple Remover
Stapler
Storage Cart
Tape
Tissues for the Bad Days
White Out
Word Strips
Here are a few more supplies that are specifically tailored to your early learner, most of which can also be found at your favorite local store.
Bingo Markers
Clothespins
Construction Paper
Crayons
Finger Paints
Marbles
Paint Smock
Pipe Cleaners
Play Doh
Pompoms
Poster Paints
Seasons Calendar
Sidewalk Chalk
Stamps Set
Straws
Watercolor Paints
Wooden Craft Sticks
Here are a few more supplies to consider that cannot always be found at your favorite general supply store. If you need help finding these items, click on each supply to be directed to a great online source.
How can you know you are getting the best value for your preferred curriculum style as you shop? Here is a handy chart to help you see an average cost estimate for a variety of complete early learning curriculum options.
All estimates below consider the cost of lesson plans, instructor's guides, and resources needed for a complete foundational education for children in the Starting Out (PreK - 1st Grade) grades.