Learning at Home

is an ebook designed for busy parents who want to do more with their toddlers and preschoolers, but might not have the time to find and plan activities, making it a must have for busy parents.

Since it's a complete program, packed full of fun learning activities that are sure to help you make memories with your children while helping them learn at home, is perfect for parents who want to skip sending their children to preschool. It also works for parents who just want a little more structure or want easy activities to do with their toddlers and preschoolers. After all, it's more fun to be actually DOING something with your little one than searching for activities to do!

Through child-led, play and discovery based activities, your child will be the center of his/her education and will learn and practice:

Problem solving

Making and testing predictions

Classifying and sorting

Comparing and contrasting (Similarities and differences)

Reading skills and book analysis

Analyzing

Critical thinking skills

Asking and answering questions

Stating reasons and citing evidence

Forming opinions and giving reasons

Sequencing

Summarizing

Cause and effect

Mathematical reasoning

Number sense

Spatial awareness

Attributes or features of things

Attention to detail

Vocabulary skills/expansion

How to apply prior knowledge

Make connections between different things

Learning at Home's approach to child-centered learning promotes:

Independence

Self-awareness and discovery

Independent thinking

Learning the foundational skills needed for success in school

Longer attention spans

Confidence

Creativity

Better speaking skills

Able to answer open ended questions (not just yes or no)

Conversation skills

Listening and speaking skills

Forming own opinions

Developing own interests

“Subject” areas covered:

Math (counting, number sense, geometry, etc.)

Reading (how to read a book, parts of a book, parts of a story, book analysis, character analysis, and more)

STEM (science, technology, engineering, math)

Fine Arts (music, dance/movement, singing/nursery rhymes, arts and crafts)

(Pre)Writing, including fine motor skills

Social skills