Nature-Based: In this two week live course, students will follow a tracing routine and have nature-based sensory items that are easy to collect from your own backyard. Incorporating auditory, oral, tactile, and visual senses will support the student’s retention of these foundational skills. You will need to be willing to go on nature hunts to collect the items listed. This structure will allow your child to eliminate confusions, but they must be monitored to ensure they are not continuing to form the numbers incorrectly. I will have a video uploaded on week 1 that you can refer to and offer numerous multi-sensory, nature-based activities and games that help the students transfer the information to new contexts. 

Two weeks is considered a short intervention time in the education world and may be inadequate for some learners to completely conquer the task. That is okay; learning for everyone is different. Should your child still need support after two weeks, you can just continue using the resources that I have provided or we can discuss different options.

The routine of number tracing will support number formation, number recognition, develop cardinality foundations (helping the child learn that the abstract number is attached to a quantity), and transferability (helping the child to recognize and form a number in other contexts than the one that the child originally learned it in). 

No previous required knowledge is needed. This is a foundational skill that will support the development of number concepts!


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