What Do I need
A Classroom Area
Your situation will determine the area you set aside as a classroom.
Your child does require:
- a desk or table and chair that is suitable for his or her size
storage areas for booksthe math collection and Beautiful junk boxes
a chalkboard or whiteboard
Materials to have available
Read the introduction to each module as it will give you a brief overview of the theme and some of each module’s special features.
Check the equipment and materials you need for each set of work.
Read through each section’s activities before introducing them to your child. Prepare lesson materials in advance.
Train your child to help you gather the materials you need for each section and put them away when they are no longer needed.
Make sure that you have these items handy:
- pencils
pencil sharpenercrayons
paper
coloured pencils
felt pen- scissors
gluewaste paper basket
- tempera paints
paint brushesart paper
construction paper- chalk
Beautiful Junk Box
We suggest that you have a Beautiful Junk Box full of exciting bits and pieces that your child can use to create wonderful masterpieces.
Some examples of what might be in it include:
paper scraps |
material scraps |
paper towel & toilet roll tubes |
magazines |
egg cartons |
sequins |
| styrofoam meat trays (all sizes) |
cotton batting |
buttons |
| embroidery thread |
sting |
yarn |
| feathers |
wire mesh |
pieces of wood |
| washed milk cartons |
silk flowers |
ribbon |
| toothbrushes |
thread |
tracers or stencils |
| magazines |
sequins |
cotton batting |
| embroidery thread |
various sizes cardboard |
wooden or plastic blocks |
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