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https://drive.google.com/open?id=1iWy3LMrRjXTMBPPhZDWVv7suKH-HiA0j What is it? This is a scavenger hunt page for children 4 years and up. How does it work? Print out the pages for your child to use.You can also view them on your phone. Some pages require adult supervision for going outside.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UimtfRnbfHuK_AzmuRB2t-IQjKtbXcnl3cVVnRNBBas Qu es? Esta es una receta para plastilina sin cocinar hecha con ingredientes que tiene en su casa. Esta receta no requiere crema trtara. Cmo funciona? Prepare la receta de acuerdo alas instrucciones.
Young children begin learning about numbers through play. Talking about numbers and including them in play helps young children get familiar with them. This can help when they start school. This can be as simple as counting steps, apple slices, or fingers and toes.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qIiCj97B0KAMujB-nRGg-fvLqXsWNyZy What is it? This link has a shapes scavenger hunt for children 3-4 years and up. How does it work? Print out the page for your child. You can also just view it on your phone.
https://www.naeyc.org/our-work/families/math-in-bath What is it? This link gives ideas and suggestions on how to incorporate math learning during bath time. How does it work? Click on the link and read through the suggestions, pick out a few to try out next time you give your child a bath.
https://www.naeyc.org/our-work/families/everyone-can-be-storyteller What is it? This link from NAEYC gives a list of suggestions on how to encourage storytelling at home. How does it work? Click on the link and read the list and try out one or two of the suggestions at home.
Young children are curious about the world around them. As soon as they begin to talk, they ask "why" and "what" questions about things they see. But children start to lose this curiosity as they get older.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1XwzbrFRXHj3Fik2zzXZfvaoKqiHMLYuZ What is it? This is a collection of links to live video streams of animals in nature, enclosures, and conservatories across the country to enjoy from the comfort of your home. Also attached is a map of the U.S.
https://www.naeyc.org/our-work/families/toys-as-tools-everyday-science What is it? This link gives you a list of everyday, inexpensive toys that can help your child learn about science. You may already have some of the suggestions like mirrors, or magnets.
