Hanna Lalonde Welcome back to the third instalment in our At-Home Learning Tips and Resources series. Last week, we discussed a few ways that you can make at-home lunches more enjoyable. To read our previous post – and to access the FREE number recognition activities from last week – click here. This week, we’re sharing two sheets that feature our Number Colouring Game! Our worksheets are amazing resources to use while helping your children learn from home. For this week’s activity, we’ve combined colouring with number matching to create a dynamic, fun learning experience.
Tip #3: Create a Designated Space for your Children to Learn
The Children First Canada blog shares 10 important tips to help your children with at-home learning here. However, this week we decided to focus on Children First Canada’s tip to create a designated space for your children to learn. Learning from home can be distracting, especially when your children are used to learning in an in-class setting. There are so many at-home distractions such as video games or toys, so it is important to set up a space that is free from distractions. If you don’t have a spare study space, don’t fret! You can create any room in your house into a classroom. Find a comfortable chair and table for your child to use, and supply them with their notebooks and learning materials. By simply assigning a space for learning, you will help your child find their focus far easier. Click here to download our Number Colouring Game sheets.
