Today my post is all about parents, specifically parents participating in their children's education. More and more I'm seeing the iPads or iPhones as babysitters. Ouch. There, I said it. I'm being harsh and definitely over exaggerating, but there is a little truth in it. However, there are still TONS of parents who want to work with their kids and are so eager for ideas of how to do this. So for this post, I've pulled some of my favorite posts and pins that involve kids at home learning and exploring with parents.
At the end of this post, there is a page filled with QR codes that lead to some of these great posts. The goal is to encourage those iPad parents to interact more with their kids and to give those eager parents the resources they want/need. :)
I love this post about fun science experiments to do at home! What a great way to bond with your kids while getting them thinking and exploring.
Source: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/247979523209390604/
This is a great post filled with tons of fun, interactive suggestions for at-home reading.
Pin: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/247979523207418397/
I love this post from my friend Valerie from All Students Can Shine about reading at home. This is a great resource for parents!
Pin: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/247979523207354094/
My friend Lisa from Growing Firsties also has an wonderful resource for parents. This is such a helpful resource for parents. Often they are reading with their kids or listening to them read, but they aren't sure how to make the best of it.
Pin: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/247979523209396193/
This post is full of activities to practice math skills. Math can be so fun and it starts with our attitudes toward math. Making math come alive can do wonders for kids!
Source: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/9218374213319517/
This idea is adorable for introducing subtraction to the younger kids:
Pin: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/156359418290166401/
This post is packed with fun ideas, games, and tools to make math enjoyable for your kids. Love this post!
Pin: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/358599189055217482/
Last year I posted ideas for practicing the alphabet at home. Here is a link to that post:
One of the questions I get most from parents is how to help their kids master those sight words. I'm hoping this resource can help! Earlier in the summer I also posted some ideas for practicing sight words in the summer. Since summer is pretty much ending, I thought I'd share this resource I made for the parents at my school a couple of years ago.
Pin: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/247979523209396283/
(If you scroll down to the bottom of the summer post, you will see this sight word parent resource to download for free.)
I wanted to find a way to share these resources with parents. I put some of these blog posts together on a page with QR codes so parents could easily access them. I also made a bookmark version. Head on over to my blog if you'd like a copy of this. :)
Don't forget to check out all of these other wonderful Chalkie posts this month!
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