Not all at one time, or even all in one study and that’s okay. Each activity you choose will touch a few of these objectives.
I am defining a preschool study as a well rounded exploration of a topic and using the topic to promote learning objectives such as literacy, math, science, social studies, art, language, gross motor (big body movements), fine motor (small hand and finger movements), dramatic play and social and emotional skills. In this blog post I will share my process for lesson planning at home based on BOOKS and studies. I get it! Engaging your child at home can be intimidating, hard, and exhausting, but you don’t have to buy an expensive homeschool curriculum or fancy materials to keep your child engaged and having fun. Maybe you are deciding if you should keep your preschooler home another year. Maybe you’ve been wondering how to engage your child this summer. It has been mostly my daughter and me 24/7 for the past 15 months! Being a preschool teacher I had lesson plan ideas galore! However, sometimes we went through what should have been a week’s worth of lesson plans in one day (Insert toddler attitudes, exhaustion and burnout here, and that’s okay too)!
Like many this past year due to the pandemic, we chose to keep our daughter home from what should have been her first year of preschool. I taught preschool for ten years until my Little Reader was born and I chose to stay home with her until she went to school. Hi! I’m Melissa from I love to share books and activities to bring literacy to life with children.
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