There are directions on how to use the book and teaching suggestions at the front of the paperback volume.
We just had an I.E.P. meeting for the Dude last week and we were told he has problems with certain positional phrases among other language delays. I was happy to see that we’ll be touching on that a bit later on in the workbook.
I got a bit of a chuckle out of the self-description on the back of this thick workbook: they actually called it a booklet. Lol. This “booklet” is 230 pages of brightly colored, fun worksheets to sit down and enjoy with your preschool aged child. And the Dude and I have been enjoying it.
He always says “yes” when I ask him if he’d like to do some math work. At first, he had a tiny bit of trouble following directions until I realized I need to say them to him slowly, perhaps repeat them and use my hands to give him some visual cues to what I’m saying. Since then he hasn’t had much trouble understanding me. He likes to bring out his little box of crayons to work on his workbook. In fact, once I left the book out after we’d finished working together and he snatched up the opportunity to color in some of the next few worksheets without me! Lol.
Needless to say we’re getting good use out of this workbook. I’m pleased we were chosen to review it and I’ve discovered another excellent resource.
This is my family's journey through homeschooling, using My Father's World curriculum. We spent the majority of last school year reviewing curriculum for TOS Homeschool Crew so that's why many of my blog entries are product reviews. We're now back on track and diving into MFW once again.
My children are
Ninja- 15: teenage black belt extrordinaire. Using MFW's Ancient History and LIterature;
Tink- 11: sweet girl schooling with ADHD symptoms and dysgraphia (?). Using MFW's Exploring Countries and Cultures;
The Dude-5: handsome little man with language delays/probably on the autism spectrum. He's no longer in preschool for speech therapy and special ed. Now using MFW K; and
Baby Princess- 18 months: beautiful busy baby girl, possibly on the autism spectrum as well. Tagging along with The Dude and whatever else I think might interest her.