Nana's Buzzy Bees

EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES THAT COUNT AS LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

Foundational activities that provide wonderful learning experiences!
Neurochild Community
16 everyday activities that count as learning:
1. Cooking and baking
2. Meal planning
3. Budgeting
4. Checking the weather forecast
5. Building with LEGO
6. Playing card games
7. Playing board games
8. Doing puzzles
9. Imaginative play
10. Listening to music
11. Reading
12. Colouring, drawing and painting
13. Listening to podcasts or audiobooks
14. Writing letters or emails
15. Taking a walk
16. Cleaning or doing chores
Via WeAreTeachers

ETA: Could not trace who made this, but the earliest post I could find with the image came from Mom Brain Therapist.

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Ah, the olden days!

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You don't always have to test a child to KNOW they have a retained Primitive Reflex. Sometimes you can tell by the signs...

https://ilslearningcorner.com/2018-04-red-flags-are-these-warning-signs-and-red-flags-telling-me-my-child-may-have-a-retained-primitive-reflex-delaying-their-learning-development/

You can also download the free roadmap to learn how to navigate toward integrating retained reflexes>>> https://ilslearningcorner.com/primitive-reflexes-roadmap/

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We must make room for creativity! 🙌

GOOD VISUAL AND EXPLANATION WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO KEEP A CHILD'S EMOTIONAL CUP FULL

How parents might recognize signs that a child might be experiencing emotional difficulties and how to help.

My husband is in a wheelchair and so many children stare and want to engage with him. Many parents often tell their child not to stare. I think we probably learnt it from our parents. My husband has always encouraged children to come and say hello. Children are just curious, and the more they look, and then engage, the more they will understand. Same goes for children to children. We are mostly all the same, and the more we identify that, the more happier we are, and also our communities will be.