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Do any of you have a preschool program that you love? My lo is 3 and has decided he wants to do school too when my oldest starts back up. He already recognizes most letters and numbers up to 10, knows his colors, and is learning the ABC song.
He wants to do coloring, cutting, and crafty stuff. I thought about a letter of the week program, but I don't know anyone who has used it. I also though about going to Sam's Club and buying one of those comprehensive curriculum books for pre-k.
Honestly, I'm lost. I think I'm trying to make this way harder than I need to. My oldest didn't do preschool so I have zero experience with it. I could use some of your creative and brilliant ideas. :) Thanks in advance.
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perpetualpreschool.com is great if you do unit studies.
I think some cheap workbooks, a box of markers, some scissors, glue, and a pack of construction paper are about all you'd need to buy. :)
My kids really liked the Kumon cutting books.
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good morning shamrock!!
my preschool curr is arts and crafts! we do those till round 5 or 6 whenever they are ready to start learning phonics and such(each one was ready at a different time). i use library books, internet now, to find different stuff, we learn colors, letters, numbers, songs, math, etc from doing them.
good idea for using one of those pre-k if hes ready,
we play, learn songs, dance, i read to them, more play, stalk bugs , go on hikes, pick berries, cook, play in the sprinkler also! lots of hands on stuff.
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I have never used a curriculum, either. My soon to be 4 year old will be doing some light preschool stuff this year. I'm still trying to decide where to go with it. -
I think a workbook with pages he can do might fit the bill. He might enjoy that.
I also like Five in a Row, (or in this case, before five in a row), with the books being gotten from the library rather than bought.
http://fiveinarow.com/
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I started home educating loosely when my kids were toddlers. I used www.letteroftheweek.com and just went with what the child found fun!
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We used Cullen's ABC's and workbooks from walmart and Sam's club. This year we are just fiddling with it.
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Lots of good ideas! Thank you!
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I just checked out this site and it has a lot of cute ideas. I've been trying to decide what to do with my 3 year old, and I'm going to try the lessons for 2-4 year olds. I think my 6 year old would enjoy some of it too.
Quoting KickButtMama:
I started home educating loosely when my kids were toddlers. I used www.letteroftheweek.com and just went with what the child found fun!