“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” ~ Benjamin Franklin
Did you know that there are numerous ways to learn? I have one child that has a photographic memory. If he hears it or sees it – he’s got it (not sure where he got that from…). My eldest is very much a hands on learner. He gets bored listening to explanations or watching diagrams, but let him put his hands on it and he can soar. The caboose of the family is more what I consider “average”. She learns by hearing, seeing, and doing. This is just in my little corner of the globe… I’m gonna take just a second to give a HUGE shout out to all of the teachers out there! My hat’s off to ya’! Teaching twenty something kids, who learn twenty something different ways… there’s not enough money in the world to repay your dedication!
See, we can cram facts and dates down our children’s throats, but if we don’t give them a love for learning; we are doing them a huge injustice! Learning Resources offers an enormous variety of tools to help us guide our kids into a lifetime of learning! From learning the alphabet to building a volcano – they have something for everyone! I’m going to highlight just a few of their fabulous products, but you can go here and find so much more!
Primary Science Leap & Launch Rocket:
Give your kids their first taste of space exploration with this rocket launcher! The sky can’t contain their imagination when they send their rocket into orbit. This launcher is suitable for children aged three and older. Let their mind soar as they send the foam rockets to infinity and beyond!
Erupting Cross-section Volcano Model:
My oldest kiddo LOVES volcano’s and had a blast setting this one up and watching it erupt; his mom loved the fact that clean up was a breeze! Setup was super simple too. Being able to view the cross section view is a huge plus for mom and kids alike!
Lil’ Lemonade Stand-Off™ A Memory Matching Game:
Oh my gracious, this little game stole my heart. My little caboose fell in love as soon as she saw the box. Such a cute idea for younger kids. This is such a creative twist to the memory games I played as a kid.
Alphabet Acorns Activity Set:
This set has a variety of options for play. Match upper and lower case, match the “surprise” with the coordinating first letter of the “surprise”, practice making words… just to name a few. These acorns also help with eye-hand coordination! Super cute! Go here and check out this super awesome idea for a scavenger hunt with these acorns!
Let Learning Resources help grow your kids imaginations and give them the love for learning that will help them soar!
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