School Supplies For PreSchool at Home
I've been working on the rest of the supplies, materials, and manipulatives that I would like to include in our curriculum this school year for my preschooler.
This is our 4th child to teach at home through the preschool years so we have collected a lot of materials, however there are some things that I need to replace and a few new products that I would like to try. 📝
When picking hands on activities and learning materials I tried to focus on supplies & books needed for our curriculum and items like dinosaur sorting and vehicle counters that would interest him more than plain counters alone.
To be clear, not all of these products are necessary to teach your preschooler yourself. There are a lot of ways to use things from around the house so that no matter your budget you can still teach your child at home. So please don't feel obligated to buy things just because I (or anyone else) did.
I will share more about some of the learning activities I have created for free at home but for now, I wanted to focus on sharing exactly where I am focusing my budget for a successful year of preschool at home. 🏠
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As you embark on the journey of teaching preschool at home, it’s crucial to select supplies that not only align with your curriculum but also cater to your child's developmental needs. Large crayons, like Crayola and Ticonderoga, are perfect for little hands and help improve fine motor skills. Incorporating fun educational toys like dinosaur sorting sets and vehicle counters can turn learning into a playful experience. Remember, you don't need to break the bank; many effective learning activities can utilize everyday household items. For instance, using empty bottles, boxes, and other recyclables can foster creativity and help teach concepts such as sorting and categorizing. Engage your child in learning colors through playful activities with crayons and educational books, such as Richard Scarry's 'What Do People Do All Day?'—a great resource for interactive storytelling that captivates young minds. Additionally, consider incorporating educational games and tools that focus on pen control and tracing to build confidence in writing skills. It’s also essential to regularly rotate learning activities to maintain your child's interest and excitement about learning. With a little planning, you can create a nurturing learning environment that fosters growth and curiosity in your preschooler.
All of the necessities here, I love it all! Even though our girl knows her colors, it would be so fun to do the color classification set here- she would love that! 💗