Hi all.
Sometimes I think about how sad it is that here I am studying to be a teacher, but neglect my siblings' education. When I was in elemetary school myself, I made Nick and Mark "play school" with me. I literally taught them, and they did both school homework and separate homework that I assigned to them every week. I still wonder how that worked-they were so cooperative!
So, one of my goals that school year is to spend more time with helping the kids with homework-especially Andrew, because it's the most fun with him.
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| After I started helping Andrew with his letters I asked Leah if she wanted to "play school." She did. I told her to trace her name, after I wrote it. She started writing it at the bottom of the paper-completely ignoring what I was saying! Later I read a book I bought her at Marshalls. They got to decorate the little people from the story. |
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| Andrew is such a quick learner, and so eager to learn! He had a book he wanted me to read after we practiced letters, but when Leah started acting like she was about to cry, he said, "it's okay Leah, we can read your book first." He ALWAYS has such a sweet heart. His kindergarten teacher said, he has no problem making friends and everybody loves him. The other day he was trying to find words that rhyme-for at least half an hour he kept talking and talking, making up words if he had to, to get things to rhyme. | |
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Blessings,
Lesya
I used to do the same thing! I miss the good old days:( I had four children in my class. -They were my siblings:) I guess from those play school moments, i started to love children more:) But i think what ur doing with your brother and sister is a great idea! It gives you extra practice! May God bless you abundantly!
ReplyDeleteYes, I love it even more, because I can relate it to what I've learned in class and such. Thanks, and God bless you too!!
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