Wednesday, November 27, 2013

usborne children's activity book

Little children's travel activity book

Journeys need never be boring again with this vibrant activity book for young children.
Packed full of write-in activities including puzzles, wordsearches, dot-to-dot, spot-the-difference, mazes and more.
A fantastic pastime for journeys and holidays.

“This book provides a great value-for-money purchase for fully entertaining and stimulating children during journeys, holidays and rainy days.”
First4Dads

“a great way to keep learning going over the summer holidays”
Parents in Touch

My first big book of dot-to-dots

Little children will love joining the dots and colouring the pictures in this fun activity book with over 100 stickers to add to the pages.
Find out what is missing from each scene by joining up the numbers 1 to 10 – look out for the farmhouse, a submarine, a fire-truck and even a hippopotamus!
A fun way for children to practise first number skills, as well as colour recognition and pen control.

100 things for little children to do on a journey

50 wipe-clean cards with 100 simple activities to keep young children occupied on long journeys.
Includes games, puzzles and quizzes using everyday objects found inside the vehicle or seen out the window.
Includes a special pen to write on the cards.

Big wipe-clean activity book

Young children will have great fun completing the colourful activities in this wipe-clean book.
There are patterns to doodle and scenes to complete, including dot-to-dots and mazes.
A fun and engaging way for young children to learn and develop pen control.
Each page is wipe-clean so that children can complete the activities again and again with the special pen.

Abc colouring book

Wipe-clean ready for writing

Wipe-clean 1 2 3

Write your own story book

A fantastic write-in book that helps children learn to write their own stories.
Includes lots of different writing activities including a fictional school journal, writing a comic strip, and forming a story around a picture.
Packed with writing tips and a 'storywriting toolkit' to inspire budding authors.
Concealed spiral binding that allows the book to open flat but doesn't get in the way as you write.

“A truly creative book that is bound to inspire the JK Rowlings and Jacqueline Wilsons of the future.”
tBk magazine

“A writing workshop in book form.”
Bookfest

http://www.usborne.com/catalogue/activity-books.aspx?area=AB

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Sunday, November 24, 2013

multiple intelligence

http://comicsworkshop.wordpress.com/2011/09/02/poster-multiple-intelligences-in-comics-ed/

http://andrewwales.blogspot.com/2009/08/curriculum-comics-multiple.html

http://howardgardnerindiatour.wordpress.com/2012/01/19/an-introduction-to-multiple-intelligences/

http://prekandksharing.blogspot.com/2012/04/differentiating-power-of-clipboard-and.html

http://www.connectionsacademy.com/Libraries/blog/multiple-intelligences-learning-styles.jpg

Gardner proposed that there are several different types of intelligences, or learning styles.

Verbal-Linguistic (Word Smart) – People who possess this learning style learn best through reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Verbal students absorb information by engaging with reading materials and by discussing and debating ideas.
Logical-Mathematical (Logic Smart) – Those who exhibit this type of intelligence learn by classifying, categorizing, and thinking abstractly about patterns, relationships, and numbers.
Visual-Spatial (Picture Smart) – These people learn best by drawing or visualizing things using the mind’s eye. Visual people learn the most from pictures, diagrams, and other visual aids.
Auditory-Musical (Music Smart) – Students who are music smart learn using rhythm or melody, especially by singing or listening to music.
Bodily-Kinesthetic (Body Smart) – Body-smart individuals learn best through touch and movement. These people are best at processing information through the body. Sometimes kinesthetic learners work best standing up and moving rather than sitting still.
Interpersonal (People Smart) – Those who are people smart learn through relating to others by sharing, comparing, and cooperating. Interpersonal learners can make excellent group leaders and team players.
Intrapersonal (Self Smart) – Intrapersonal-intelligent people learn best by working alone and setting individual goals. Intrapersonal learners are not necessarily shy; they are independent and organized.
Naturalistic (Nature Smart) – Naturalistics learn by working with nature. Naturalistic students enjoy learning about living things and natural events. They may excel in the sciences and be very passionate about environmental issues.