Memoria Press offers an exciting array of crafts based on each book in their 1st grade Read Aloud package (item #MP1RWO). Complete supply list, templates and teaching guidelines make this an easy to use resource for families following the Classical Core Curriculum or families who want to provide quality literature and fun hands-on activities into their homeschool day. A sampling of activities includes: construction paper log cabin to accompany Abe Lincoln: The Boy who loved Books; stain glass bible verse for Brother Theophane, and much more. Crafts have been selected to promote skill growth and coordination. Perforated pages. 57 pgs, sc. ~ Deanne
This Book of Crafts has a craft project for each literature read-aloud in the First Grade Read-Aloud set. The crafts in this book have been carefully chosen to promote skill growth and coordination, but the most important component is fun.
Craft activities are vital for the early elementary years. Children develop fine motor skills, coordination, thinking skills, and character skills like patience through crafts. Equally significant, young children mature in their ability to express themselves, build self-esteem and enjoy learning. Thankfully, Memoria Press has combined the benefits of art with quality literature to create a complete developmental experience with appeal for families whether homeschool or private/public school, Memoria Press user or a family whose core is living books and Charlotte Mason studies.
Each book offers one project per book in their read aloud package. Projects use commonly found items and the included templates. Complete supply list and instructions are included. A perfect resource for the crafty and not so crafty parent, as activities are well explained and easy to follow. See individual grade level for more details. sc. ~ Deanne
to go along w/ memoria press first grade curriculum
This is to give ideas to use with my daughter's First Grade Enrichment.
Is part of the curriculum, to do crafts.