Creative Garden Preschool

Great activity for building focus and memory..try it with your children 😀

Rèn luyện quan sát và trí nhớ cho trẻ Attention and remember for kids #MagicLand #Magic Steam #Magic STEM

Having difficulty teaching place value in maths? Here's a simple activity you can help your child practise ❤️ have fun!

With school coming up quick here's a dope idea to help teach place value courtesy of @mathymama How many place-values should your kid know? ⬇️ By the end of… Kinder: tens and ones, only up to 19 1st grade: tens and ones up to 99 2nd - 3rd: thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones 4th grade: everything up to 1,000,000 Understanding place value is the key to the four basic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). These place value cups are a great way to practice identifying the place value of different numbers. Here are questions you can ask: Make the number 852. Which number is in the tens place? The hundreds place? The ones place? Can you make a number that has a 4 in the tens place? What’s the expanded form of 6,741? (This question reinforces how much each digit is “worth”) You can also use the cups to practice addition. I don’t think it’s a great way to introduce addition (base ten blocks are the champion here), but this can be the next level of abstraction after using the blocks. #math #kidsactivities #manipulatives #placevalue #homeschool #Elementaryeducation #parent #parentlife #parenting #dadlife #blackdadsmatter #blackfathers #blackdads #boymom #girldad #summerfun #summer #fun #summertime #kids #youth #family #familyfun

Your kids would love this! ❤ 🚗

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Get kids excited about writing

Imagine this…your students are excited for writing time. In fact, they beg for it! ✏️

Wouldn't that be a dream?! Let's make THIS the year that dream becomes a reality!

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I love this picture. Two totally calm men are waiting for the tantrum of the little girl to pass. The two men are the father and grandfather of the two-year-old girl, who lay on the floor and started Throwing a tantrum in the middle of the mall.
Neither of the men loses patience or yells at her. They just wait quietly. They have decided to not give her what she wants – when it doesn’t make sense. Yet they are letting her express her emotions, in this case her anger, at not getting what she wants.
Nobody feels embarrassed about the show the little girl is putting on.
The father's own words when posting this photo explain everything:
This post is about one thing and just the one thing – Get comfortable in the uncomfortable.
There are no perfect parents, but one thing my parents taught me was not being a parent depending on what others think. My dad always let me feel what I needed to feel, even if it was in public and embarrassing. I don't remember him telling me: 'You're embarrassing me! 'o' Don't cry! '. It wasn't until recently that I realized how important it was for my own emotional development. Our kids are learning and processing so much information and they don't know what to do with all these new feelings that come up.""
Let us learn to be comfortable in the uncomfortable. Let us learn to deal with our children's tantrums, with patience and tranquility. Children are children.
Credit: Justin Baldoni

Happy Teacher's Day !