Modular Activity Day: Happy Learning

This Thursday, we received a message from Ryzen’s teacher saying she wasn’t feeling well and couldn’t make it to school.
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‎But, instead of canceling their learning time, she told us parents that we could pick up the activity papers at her house that afternoon.
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‎So we went there to get the modules.
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‎As soon as we arrived home, Ryzen was already asking to do it so I asked him which activity he wanted to start with first.
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‎Then he pointed to “I Know My Gender.”
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‎This activity had pictures of clothes, for boys and for girls.
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‎The task was to cut them out and paste them in the correct place. Since the scissors were still too sharp for his small hands, I did the cutting.
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‎Then I handed him the pieces and let him take charge of pasting. He focused so well and matched each item where it belonged.
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‎It was simple, so in just a few minutes, he finished it all.
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‎Next up was “How Old Are You?”. For this activity, he needed to draw a candle and write his age.
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‎I started by drawing one simple candle to show him how it’s done, then let him copy it on his own.
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‎After that, I let him fill the drawing with bright colors. There he had so much fun!
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‎Then after coloring, I asked him how old he is now, and he answered, “Three!” So I let him write the number “3.”
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‎And here's the final result.

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‎Watching him work through these simple tasks wasn’t about being perfect. It was about his willingness to learn, his focus, and the joy he felt after finishing each page.
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‎Until our next modular activity...
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‎‎Thanks for the visit! Have a lovely day. Buh-bye. 💗🌸
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‎All images used in this post are my own unless stated otherwise.