Tag: Natural Learning
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Ready to Apply Bloom’s Taxonomy?
Developed by Dr. Benjamin Bloom in 1956, Bloom’s Taxonomy was designed to help educators move beyond a focus on rote learning by advancing through six categories of higher-level thinking.
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8 Ways to Easily Teach Art Appreciation
Covering art appreciation without breaking the school time budget.
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Interactive Number Chart {Free}
Free Interactive Number Chart. Hundred charts provide an excellent, visual way to become familiar with numbers.
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Summer School for Mom: Tour the Homeschool Methods
A quick tour of the more recognized homeschooling methods, and ideas that can be pulled from each to form your own educational approach.
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Summer School for Mom: Establishing the Atmosphere
5 areas to consider when it comes to establishing the atmosphere in our homes.
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Summer School for Mom: Laying the Foundation
Before we look for an answer to our curriculum dilemmas, it helps to have laid the foundation first.
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34 Things to Do With Your Preschooler
34 concrete ideas or things to do with your preschooler that go hand in hand with the basic natural framework.
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Bloom’s & Critical Thinking: Creating
The Creating level (Bloom’s Taxonomy) reflects an understanding of how something works and uses that information to create.
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Bloom’s & Critical Thinking: Evaluating
The Evaluating level (Bloom’s Taxonomy) reflects the ability to apply judgment, determine the value of something, or justify a position.
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Bloom’s & Critical Thinking: Analyzing
The Analyzing level (Bloom’s Taxonomy) reflects the ability to break a whole into parts, to understand how the parts relate to one another or are organized.
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Bloom’s & Critical Thinking: Applying
The Applying level (Bloom’s Taxonomy) reflects the ability to apply what has been learned, or to use the information learned in a new way.
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Incorporating Bloom’s Taxonomy & Critical Thinking
By using the chart, we can make sure our children are incorporating critical thinking skills — particularly useful when we pull together our own studies.
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10 Ways to Learn During “Car Time”
From audio books to singing, learning activities to make the most of time spent in the car.
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Keeping Math Real
Keeping math relevant and enjoyable through hands-on activities and natural curiosity.
