HomePlaySchoolWe’ve been doing more math in our homeschool lately, something I was neglecting ever since we started focusing on learning to read. So I made these apple-themed Arabic number mats for H, who has been introduced to numerals up to ١٠ so far but doesn’t know them as well as her 123s. These number mats
If you found our Arabic Numbers 1-10 Do-a-Dot Pages useful, you’ll be glad to know the next printable in the series is here – Arabic Numbers 11-20 Do-a-Dot Pages! These Do-a-Dot pages are designed for preschoolers who have been introduced to Arabic numbers and who may not be writing yet (pre-writers). By filling in the
I’m very happy to be announcing the release of HomePlaySchool’s first printable – Arabic Numbers 1-10 Do-a-Dot Pages! Since discovering Do-a-Dot art for our homeschool, I’ve been searching online for Arabic Do-a-Dot printables – in vain. So I got down to work creating some of my own, also with the intention of sharing it on
Do-A-Dot Markers I think these markers are a genius invention. They let you “paint”, without the mess! Many homeschoolers use them and H’s kindergarten does too. The original Do-A-Dot markers come in many shades – rainbow, brilliant, shimmer and even ice-cream scented. Pictured above is the Rainbow set. Round Magnets Don’t own Do-A-Dot markers? Buy
H and I began our Letter of the Week journey in July 2012 and concluded it in February 2013. She was 3 years and 2 months old when we started and already knew most of the letters of the alphabet and their sounds, mainly through Leapfrog DVDs and toys. Unlike many tots her age, she