Are you lucky enough to be home with your family, either full-time or part-time, for a few weeks or longer? Wondering what you can do to focus on education, but also foster better relationships, between you and your children or your children with each other? Here are three simple actions you can take each day to create a positive, healthy learning environment in your home. They will work with all ages, at all developmental levels. 1-Study One Thing Together
Simply observe a leaf, a bug, or a cloud. Read a short book, or a chapter or two, or a poem. Investigate microwaves or the internet or another culture. After closely observing, or reading or investigating, follow up with research in books or on the internet. This could take 5 minutes or 5 hours, depending on interest level, resources, and rabbit trails. YouTube, online encyclopedias, and online sites specific to your subject are great places to look.
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