Articles related to "How Children Learn"
Child Disability and Public Safety
Having a child with a disability creates a mix of goals. While parents want their disabled children to be independent, it is easy to over protect them.
• safety child with a disability
• disabled child learns phone number
• disabled child learns address
• child identification disabled child
• lost child with disability
Children Learn to Face Consequence
As parents we need to let our children face the consequences instead of responding with a crisis reaction mentality.
• parenting methods
• avoiding crises with children
• parental approaches
• disciplining children
• child's behavior
Deaf Children Learn Fire Safety
October 8-13 is National Fire Prevention Week. As schools promote fire prevention and safety how can parents of hearing impaired children do the same in their homes?
• hearing loss
• deaf
• fire prevention week
• fire safety
• stop drop roll
Help Your Child Learn To Read
Here's some practical advice for parents on cultivating a child's love of reading in the age of Internet, television, and video games.
• learn to read
• love of books
• practical advice for parents
• start reading early
• model the reading habit
Hot Fun in the Summertime!
Summer's here and right about now your kids are probably driving you crazy looking for things to do to keep busy. Here are some ideas
• summer
• children
• learning
• games
• writing
The Story of Castles
Children are fascinated by knights: what they did as well as where they lived. To help my children learn more about knights, I had them read The Story of Castles.
• castles
• history
• children
• learn
• tourist
Chemistry- Fun, Facts, and Things To Do
Fun Chemistry facts, activities and things to do!,Fun Chemistry facts, activities and things to do!
• chemistry
• science
• stages of matter
• states of matter
• atoms
Circle Time Activities for Daycare
A review of circle time activity books for early childhood educators.
• circle time activities
• circle time books
• giant encyclopedia of circle time and group activi
• circle time for the very young
• best –ever circle time activities
Language Development and Music
There is growing awareness amongst health and educational professionals regarding the benefits that music has on children's development, including language skills.
• language development and music
• speech-language pathologist
• music therapist
• music therapy
• speech therapy
Learning through the Senses
Shopping with young children can be a chore. But if you engage them in helping you they will not only be better behaved, they will be learning too.
• learning senses
• shopping under fives
• everyday learning activities
• knowledge understanding world
• counting activities under fives
Magnetism and Compasses
Learn to make your own compass!,Learn to make your own compass!
• magnetism
• magnets
• magnet
• science
• experiment
Raising a Bilingual Child
When it comest to teaching your child a foreign language, the younger the better, experts say.
• raising a bilingual child
• teach children a foreign language
• foreign language instruction
• at-home foreign language instruction
• teaching foreign language at home
5 Fun Ways to Make Chores a Learning Game for your Toddler or Preschooler
Doing chores with your preschooler doesn’t always have to be a chore or a bore! Have fun by making a game out of the things you do every day at home. You can teach your preschooler how to count, identify colors and shapes, and learn new skills.
• toddler fun
• preschool fun
• cooking wiht children
• learning games for toddlers
• fun with chores
A Memorable Experience
Here is an example of why it is so important to monitor the behavior of your students and to enforce rules in the classroom. This one-armed boy would never have had such a traumatizing experience if my husband had been more watchful.
• teaching
• supervision
• rules
• regulations
• learning
ADHD: One Family's Experiences
How a seventh grader and his family have coped with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. Learn more about ADHD and get some ideas from this family.
• attention
• deficit
• hyperactivity
• adhd
• education
Ant Anatomy
Learn about the amazing little creatures that inhabit the earth.
• experiment
• hypothesis
• insects
• kids
• craft
Can Children Teach Themselves?
Children have a knack for teaching themselves things that are not forced on to them. It happens from the very beginning of life. Learn more about this amazing process.
• john holt unschooling
• natural learning
• home schooling
• learning kids
• children teach
Chemistry Wrap-Up
This article wraps up our study on chemistry. It includes many fun experiments, including: making silly putty, chomatography, chemical reaction balloons and more!
• chemistry
• science
• stages of matter
• states of matter
• atoms
Children and Exercise
There are many things we as parents can do to help our children develop healthy habits, here are just a few of the possibilities.
• childhood obesity
• inactive children
• childen exercise
• healthy habits
• physical activity
Classical Guitar: Part Two
Here is a classical guitar methods lesson waiting, ready for you to partake of and enjoy. Priorities, expectations and what type of classical guitar method for you are discussed. Come see what awaits for your creative nature that is eager to be released.
• classical guitar
• israeli
• naftali lahav
• guitarist
• methods
Compounds, Mixtures and Stages of Matter
In this article you will learn about relationships of atoms. You will also learn how to make a fire extinguisher, and a lava lamp!
• chemistry
• science
• stages of matter
• states of matter
• atoms
Cooking with Children
Making homemade vegetable soup is a project that's perfect for parents and children to prepare together. Instill in your children the value of home cooking.
• cooking with children
• vegetable soup with orzo
• homemade vegetable soup
• involving kids in the kitchen
• teaching cooking to children
Diagnose and Treat Dyscalculia
Information on the diagnosis and treatment of Dyscalculia, a specific learning disability in the area of mathematics.
• math disability dyscalculia
• treatment of math disability
• number blindness
• math games help at home
• helping child learn math
Different Learning Style Tips
Find out how your child learns best and how to more effectively teach to that learning style.
• learning styles
• visual learner
• auditory learner
• kinesthetic learner
• help students learn
Do as the Amish Do...Huh?
The Amish people have a protected and sacred way of life. They learn to turn away from many of the luxuries our world has to offer. Can we learn something from this? Let's find out.
• amish people
• amish culture
• amish children
• learning about the amish
• amish games
EEK, Ants!
Learn about ants and how they help our environment.
• spring
• ants
• spiracle
• frogs
• insects
Electrical Circuits
Making circuits can be fun and easy, once you understand how they work!
• electricity
• science
• protons
• neutrons
• atoms
Electrical Currents and Eletromagnets
In this article you will learn about direct and alternating currents, and make an electromagnet.
• electricity
• science
• protons
• neutrons
• atoms
Email and Kids
A few things to teach your kids about email.
• email
• kids
• email and kids
• computers
• internet
Five Myths About Dyslexia
There are a number of misconceptions surrounding learning disabilities. Reading disabilities, when not addressed, can result in problems throughout school and beyond.
• dyslexia in children
• learning disabilities
• language processing disabilities
• reading disorders
• writing letters backwards
Flowers, Seeds and Fruit
Enjoy Spring by learning about plants, flowers, seeds and fruit!
• spring
• wildflowers
• plants
• stamen
• pistil
Homeschool Learning Blog
A blog is a type of website with a format that works well for creating a children's learning website. A homeschool learning blog can be created in three easy steps.
• homeschool
• children's learning website
• homeschool learning blog
• free learning website
• blogging with children
Homeschoolers and Science Fair Projects
Are science fairs just for “regular” schooled children? A science fair can be a simple at home affair or could be an organized club activity.
• experiment
• ocean
• insects
• kids
• craft
Imagination in Kids is Important
Part one of a two-part series on imagination. This article explains why imagination helps kids learn about their world, cope with problems and become creative adults.
• imagination
• pretend play
• make believe
• children's play
• children playing
Introduction to Electricity
In this article you will be introduced to electricity and learn to make a simple circiut.
• electricity
• science
• protons
• neutrons
• atoms
Kids Play to Learn
In a world where standards and grades are given top priority, the importance of play often falls by the wayside. Play is children's work and boosts learning in many ways.
• play
• learning
• importance of play
• how children learn
• boosting brain power
Learning About Elections
Teachers can find ideas for teaching how elections operate by holding a mock election in their classroom with these plans.
• election process
• children learn about elections
• campaigning for kids
• learning about voting
• candidates for office
Learning About Rocks
This is an introduction to Rocks and rock collecting. The types of rocks and scale of hardness are covered in this article in addition to other information.
• homeschool
• home school
• homeschooling
• science
• kids
Life in the Ant Colony
Learn about the amazing little creatures that inhabit the earth.
• experiment
• hypothesis
• insects
• kids
• craft
Low-Tech Toys: The Ball
With all of the computerized, electronic, talking, walking, and whirring toys out there, why do kids keep coming back to the low-tech favourites? First in this Low-Tech Toy series, we look at The Ball.
• games
• toys
• kids
• baby
• babies