It has been a few years since we had little ones in our home, but after raising 6 kiddos, I felt like I could write an informative review of MESSYLEARNING FOR PRESCHOOLERS AND KINDERGARTNERS from PandaParents. I have used many different methods of teaching our children over the years, and I have to say I wish I would have had this resource for them when they were little. For this review, we were given access to 6 months worth of digital formatted courses, and I have enjoyed looking through 3 of their items during this review period.
You probably saw the title MESSYLEARNING and got a little worried, but I will assure you that this has nothing to do with getting messy. As a matter of fact, this program is far from messy. It is a well organized learning system for Preschool and Kindergarten age children.
The word MESSY stands for:
Mixed subjects & activities for integrative learning
Engaging activities that challenge minds
Simple 1-2-3 steps: READ, LEARN, CREATE
Smart designs for creative learning
Yeah, a new way to promote preschool STEM & early brain growth!
Each set in the program includes a digital pdf of the book and workbook, along with an online video that reads the storybook aloud to your child. As your child completes each set they will be learning math, reading, art, critical thinking and science through this all in one program. The sets are meant to be used 2 to 3 times a week for about 30 minutes each session. I loved how engaging the stories are and the videos bring the stories to life right in front of your child's eyes. The workbooks with fun activities, help your child comprehend each storybook.
The first book I read through was A Jolly Jingling Journey. In this book they concentrated on teaching the letter J in a fun way. After reading the book I watched the video that even caught the interest of my 10 year old because it is so cute and lively. The workbook helped reinforce what was taught in the story.
The second book called Mommy's Baby was a wonderful story about a mommy, who is having her second baby, trying to get her little one to bed. As you read this story, it teaches your child about animals, shapes, and foods. What an adorable way to teach without actually "teaching".
In the third book titled Scotty Skunk Hears a Scary Sound, the letter S is being focused on. The story also helps teach about different sounds that you can hear and why these sounds shouldn't be so scary. Once you know what they are, you can relax and know it's all okay.
Books are such an important part of teaching our children and these books are certainly a plus. Like I said, I wish I would have had a course like this years ago. Making these subjects fun is the key to getting our kids excited about learning!
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