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Junior Kindergarten Block Play (Single) – Jan

January 2, 2020

Jessica - WWP Coordinator January 2, 2020

Jr Kindergarten Block Play (Single) – Jan

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Our Shapes Puzzles are a great way to play with th

Our Shapes Puzzles are a great way to play with the concepts of parts to whole. 🔺 🟦 🟡⠀
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For this activity, you need construction paper, scissors, a pencil, and clear contact paper. Begin the activity by inviting your child to sit at the table with you. First draw a shape on each piece of construction paper (triangle, rectangle, square, circle) and review the names of the shapes with your child before they cut the shapes out. Take out the clear contact paper and work together to cover the shapes with the contact paper, making sure to cover both sides. You can lay one sheet of the contact paper sticky side up on the table after you have taken the backing off, have your child lay the shapes on the sticky side of the contact paper, and then cover them all up with another piece of contact paper by putting the sticky side down onto the other sticky side that is face up. You will have manually laminated the shapes. Ask your child to cut them apart, then you can trim the edges. Cut each laminated shape into 4-5 pieces for your child to use as a puzzle. Once the shape has been cut apart, see if your child can put it back together again. Give them some time to enjoy taking the puzzles apart and putting them back together again.⠀
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*This activity is adapted from our Junior Kindergarten Block Play curriculum

"Important concepts and skills are practiced and s

"Important concepts and skills are practiced and strengthened through block play, including length, measurement, comparison, number, estimation, symmetry, balance." —Kristen Kemple⠀
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Try our block play curriculum for Preschool, Junior Kindergarten, and Kindergarten - a wonderful supplementary resource to round out your homeschool. We'll equip you with plenty of book-based activities that will inspire your children to play and build for hours.

We love this homeschool coop's collection of beaut

We love this homeschool coop's collection of beautiful words, inspired by our Primary Book a Week unit on 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘞𝘰𝘳𝘥 𝘊𝘰𝘭𝘭𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘰𝘳, written by Jennifer Perneel.⠀
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9 Ingredients for a Fantastic Mud Kitchen:⠀ ⠀

9 Ingredients for a Fantastic Mud Kitchen:⠀
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6. Buckets⠀
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8. Water⠀
9. Access to plenty of mud, rocks, and greenery⠀
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Sometimes we forget that kids don't really need much to have a whole lot of fun. Happy cooking! 🧑🏾‍🍳

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Purchase our Ancient History Map Pack for only $15! Shop in the Young Scholars A La Carte & Supplemental curriculum section. ⠀
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The Roman Empire at Its Greatest⠀
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"Creativity takes courage” – Henri Matisse⠀
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If you're homeschooling, you're courageous because you have the creativity to educate outside the box. Rather than looking for another box to jump into, can you reimagine a new and glorious education for your children?

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We have a great resource to help you teach about 9 holidays in one handy download! This holiday bundle contains all 9 of our holiday packets: Flag Day, Halloween, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, MLK Day, President's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Holocaust Remembrance Day, and Memorial Day. Each packet contains great information such as the holiday's origin, timeline, relevant poetry, recommended books, recommended movies & TV, and more. 🎃⠀
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Go to our Young Scholars Holiday Packets to find the bundle and buy it today!

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