Home Education Curation Collection.

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Another week has passed and this means we have another selection of highlights for you, I hope you all enjoy them! Thank you everyone for sharing your ideas, methods and homeschooling experiences with us!

First our usual thank you everyone who makes this community what it is. This week 5% beneficiaries for interaction and contribution to the HomeEdders community go to:

• luckydrums@luckydrums
• afterglow@afterglow
• leomarylm@leomarylm
• romeskie@romeskie

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I loved this simple idea about recycling coming from venusl19@venusl19. Easy to set up and yet so efficient and practical. Honestly, I'm very happy to see here ideas on recycle topic because I think this is something we all have to consider teaching our children.




If you need a method to verify if the child has learned what you just taught him, then take a look at luckydrums@luckydrums post. He shares with us one of these strategies that he applies on his students and I personally think this is a good and efficient strategy. I often do that with my son too.




leomarylm@leomarylm is always coming with these easy and fun activities she does with her daughter! This time she shares with us a fun game as a strategy to teach them some easy math. They have a great time singing, counting, coloring and playing! I think this sounds FUN!




Another fun activity you can try with little children is this idea Rhythmic hand coordination game coming from nanyuris@nanyuris. I must say I did this with my 3 yrs old and it was a lot of fun for both of us! Also it has some interesting benefits for cognitive development.




melbourneswest@melbourneswest shares what his little Miss has been doing to get better at drawing. Can you guess? I found it to be awesome! More precisely, they found a few YouTube art classes where the drawer person teaches people how to draw images. This way the learning experience increased because Little Miss had to follow instructions as well, not just copy-paste.




Thank you for joining us. This curation was brought to you by missdeli@missdeli and this week I have added mattclarke@mattclarke as 10% beneficiary for the ongoing delegation support. Thank you!
HomeEdders image created by minismallholding@minismallholding, logo created by ryivhnn@ryivhnn's sister.

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