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Happy Monday everyone! Hope you all had a great weekend. I wanted to pop on real quick today and share a new favorite teaching tool we have in our house.
The other day I was shopping at Target and I spotted the Crayola Dry-Erase Learning Flash Cards – Numbers & Counting on clearance for only $2.78. (Reg. $3.99) Now, I’ll be the first to admit, that’s not a super awesome clearance price, but I have been focusing more on Ti’s writing lately and thought something new like this would help excited him about practicing his numbers and letters again. Plus, after researching and looking for similar products online, I realized $2.78 isn’t bad at all.
So glad I grabbed this pack of cards when I saw them because I was right about them helping keep Ti interested! Titan LOVES using these new cards to practice writing his numbers.
And, I’ve come to find out, they are totally worth the $2.78. In fact, now that we have tried them out, I would grab them even at full price! (I was unable to find these exact cards for sale online (I think they are an older version) you can purchase a similar set though that is monster themed on Amazon for $9.07)
I really like these cards because they are fun and colorful, they go up to 25, they are easily taken on trips or thrown in your purse for on the go learning, they provide lots of opportunities to practice writing the numbers in different ways and they still look brand new after being wiped off! (Something that doesn’t happen all the time with dry erase products.)
Plus, the fact that they are dry erase, allows the little man to really easily start over if he thinks his writing isn’t good enough or if he’s messed up. (Yes, we have a little perfectionist on our hands!) 🙂
I also like that they have some cards with mini math questions like this.
…and this…
…and all of these!
These cards helped me see that Titan is much better at figuring out the equations than he is at writing the actual numbers. This is because 1) He doesn’t quite see the importance yet of being able to write in the very technology based world that he see around him and 2) He gets VERY frustrated when his little hands and body don’t do exactly what he wants them to do. We are working on teaching him that A LOT of things, like handwriting, take practice and time, but that’s one elephant we are going to have to take on a bite at a time. Baby steps…baby steps… 🙂
In the mean time, we are using fun tools, like these cards, to help keep him interested and to keep the learning fun. Which is really what is should be all about at this stage any way! Learning through fun!
What fun tools or methods have you used to help your kids practice their handwriting? If you have any other great products or idea, I’d love to hear about them!
You can share in the comments below…
