Put together by Erica Batigak, Centre Manager
Once you have a daily schedule for meals and regular study / work time with your child, you are all set to fill in the rest of the day with fun activities. Tickle your child’s imagination by creating, building, inventing or learning! Learning from home can be enriching with the right tools and resources. The teachers at Write Edge hope to support you with a list of activities that will not only nurture their curiosity but also their love for learning.
Here Is Write Edge’s Curated List Of Fun Activities For Your Children During This Stay-In Period:
1. Play Nursery Rhyme Games Easy to learn, interactive and fast-paced, these are excellent games to introduce to little ones with short attention spans. Create an account and enjoy the free games with your child!
Find some recycled materials and let your children paint and make beautiful creations. Explore the creative side of your children!
Print out worksheets with shapes, letters, numbers, words or math problems. Nurture your child’s curiosity with immersive activities that make learning an adventure!
For more family activities, you can download this School Closure Essential Guide written by Jacinth Liew, a school teacher turned stay-at-home-mom with two children.
4. Create A Lockdown Diary
Why a Lockdown diary? Even though the world has become very different, you can still teach your child to appreciate the small things in life! Get them to record their thoughts now for their future self!
Use building blocks or Legos to create a building a bridge or a City! Get building ideas here. You can buy your Lego blocks here!
Lay out clues to hidden treasures and make it more exciting with challenging questions or make it time bound.
Use toys, pillows and chairs in making simple obstacle course and list instructions for your children to follow!
A simple fun thing to do at home with a bit of planning and snack preparation! Try indoor camp out theme!
Make your children involve in the kitchen be it cooking or baking!
Like many in the animal kingdom, we learn best through play. Let’s make learning fun and engaging with these specially designed resources. Great for home-based or blended learning as well as learning journeys.
Enjoy and have a fantastic week ahead!
During study time, make sure that there is no TV, loud music or electronics around
Need a stretch or a break after a few hours of intense studying? Insert some fun activities in between!
Here are some of our favourites:
(a) Scavenger hunts (for household items!)
(b) Google “learn how to draw” and get them learning and drawing!
(c) Write a letter to their teachers / best friends to tell them how much they missed them
(d) Take a photo of something outside the window and write a few sentences about it
Have a fantastic week ahead!
Written by:
Teacher Eileen
11 April 2020
Put together by Erica Batigak, Centre Manager
Once you have a daily schedule for meals and regular study / work time with your child, you are all set to fill in the rest of the day with fun activities. Tickle your child’s imagination by creating, building, inventing or learning! Learning from home can be enriching with the right tools and resources. The teachers at Write Edge hope to support you with a list of activities that will not only nurture their curiosity but also their love for learning.
Here Is Write Edge’s Curated List Of Fun Activities For Your Children During This Stay-In Period:
1. Play Nursery Rhyme Games Easy to learn, interactive and fast-paced, these are excellent games to introduce to little ones with short attention spans. Create an account and enjoy the free games with your child!
Find some recycled materials and let your children paint and make beautiful creations. Explore the creative side of your children!
Print out worksheets with shapes, letters, numbers, words or math problems. Nurture your child’s curiosity with immersive activities that make learning an adventure!
For more family activities, you can download this School Closure Essential Guide written by Jacinth Liew, a school teacher turned stay-at-home-mom with two children.
Why a Lockdown diary? Even though the world has become very different, you can still teach your child to appreciate the small things in life! Get them to record their thoughts now for their future self!
Use building blocks or Legos to create a building a bridge or a City! Get building ideas here. You can buy your Lego blocks here!
Lay out clues to hidden treasures and make it more exciting with challenging questions or make it time bound.
Use toys, pillows and chairs in making simple obstacle course and list instructions for your children to follow!
A simple fun thing to do at home with a bit of planning and snack preparation! Try indoor camp out theme!
Make your children involve in the kitchen be it cooking or baking!
Like many in the animal kingdom, we learn best through play. Let’s make learning fun and engaging with these specially designed resources. Great for home-based or blended learning as well as learning journeys.
Enjoy and have a fantastic week ahead!
During study time, make sure that there is no TV, loud music or electronics around
Need a stretch or a break after a few hours of intense studying? Insert some fun activities in between!
Here are some of our favourites:
(a) Scavenger hunts (for household items!)
(b) Google “learn how to draw” and get them learning and drawing!
(c) Write a letter to their teachers / best friends to tell them how much they missed them
(d) Take a photo of something outside the window and write a few sentences about it
Have a fantastic week ahead!
Written by:
Teacher Eileen
11 April 2020