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What counts as Meaningful Learning at Home?
What counts as Meaningful Learning at Home?
Your child's teacher will be delivers home learning opportunities for their students. This site has been designed to support you, your family and your teachers with optional things to explore, have conversations about, and find things to make and do together! As an active partner in learning with your children we are all doing the best we can together!
Your child's teacher will be delivers home learning opportunities for their students. This site has been designed to support you, your family and your teachers with optional things to explore, have conversations about, and find things to make and do together! As an active partner in learning with your children we are all doing the best we can together!
Guidance, support, reassuring conversations and most of all LOVE are what your children need!
Guidance, support, reassuring conversations and most of all LOVE are what your children need!
It takes a Valley!
It takes a Valley!
In the Sir William Osler Learning Commons, we believe that the very best learning happens when children are engaged with interesting reading and writing activities and learning in authentic, creative and hands on pursuits.
In the Sir William Osler Learning Commons, we believe that the very best learning happens when children are engaged with interesting reading and writing activities and learning in authentic, creative and hands on pursuits.
We discover, explore, make and do everyday together and hopefully some of these ideas will allow some of that to continue at home!
We discover, explore, make and do everyday together and hopefully some of these ideas will allow some of that to continue at home!
Here are some things that might help families build in learning together!
Here are some things that might help families build in learning together!
Reading and Sharing understanding of what was read
Math Practice through everyday applications, games and hands on activties
Creative pursuits including artmaking, music, dance, storytelling but also coding, construction, hands on science and technology, taking photos, creating videos, recording your thoughts and stories, maing a journal etc.
Check in time: Have a short family discussion to share with each other and connect
Preparing a family meal together
A household chore, and learning new and meaninful ways of helping at home (eg. putting laundry away, cleaning dishes, making a bed, vacuuming, gardening, etc)
Getting outside for fresh air and time in nature while social distancing - create a nature walk, gather natural materials, draw with sidewalk chalk, etc!
Playing board games or doing a puzzle together
Daily Physical Activity (Keep fit, keep moving)
Students, Families and Educators: Are you looking for some learning ideas? Scroll through the following pages for MANY learning ideas to share in together. Enjoy!
Students, Families and Educators: Are you looking for some learning ideas? Scroll through the following pages for MANY learning ideas to share in together. Enjoy!
Let your new learning together begin!
Let your new learning together begin!
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