The Pinterest link ups are no longer available, but here are some fun ways to use Pinterest.
Using Themes and Pinterest Activities to Follow Your Child’s Interests and Choices
I know that many of you feel overwhelmed by the number of possible activities available online. Your child can help you with that! An important part of Montessori education is following your child’s interests and giving your child choice whenever possible.
If you have a child who is often uninterested in educational activities, you might want to try having your child help you choose which activities to prepare. If you’d like to use a theme, you could check out this post: Should You Use Unit Studies? You’ll find links to all my Montessori-inspired themes in it. You could also go to my Pinterest boards with activities of all kinds.
Either way, let your child help you choose activities and/or a theme he or she would like to do. I also have a post called “I Love Pinterest for Parenting and Teaching Ideas!” You can get ideas there of Pinterest boards I have available.
Giving your child a choice of activities you prepare will increase the chances of engaging your child’s interest and natural love of learning. It’s frustrating to prepare activities your child doesn’t show interest in. Since you can easily design your activities around one child at home, why not do that in a way that will be helpful to both you and your child?!
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WOWZers!!!! WOwWOwWOW!!!!! Seeing all three linkUPs in one spot is really amazing! Thanks so much for sharing the directories with your readers. I know that will bring a much greater visibility to everyone’s work.
LUV LUV LUV these collaborations and efforts to work together. I know that Pinterest is such a valuable asset to educators and parents alike.
All the best!
Debbie Clement
Thanks Debbie! I love the Pinterest link-ups you’ve been doing, and it is amazing to see all three in one place. I’m having a great time being able to join in such a fun and helpful effort! 🙂
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