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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Is there any value in pre-schoolers using iPads?
As you may have read in previous posts I am very interested in harnessing technology to engage children in early literacy. I have been reading a number of articles about using iPad with pre-school children and am still yet to … Continue reading
Posted in active learning, early education & play, education, play, pre schoolers, Uncategorized
Tagged iPad, preschoolers
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There’s a Spider on the Floor – Fun with Rhyme
My 2 year old is just beginning to get the hang of rhyme and we often have fun at the dinner table making up rhymes for words. This morning at breakfast the girls found a plastic spider and I … Continue reading
Posted in early education & play, music education, rhyme, singing, spider, Uncategorized
Tagged rhyme, songs, spider
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Leapfrog Maths Adventure to the Moon–A Review and the chance to win one of 3 copies.
I wouldn’t recommend that you teach a child mathematical concepts via a DVD, however for all of us the electronic babysitter is at times a necessary evil . If the kids are going to watch DVDs without me I’d like … Continue reading
New Pets That I Can Cope With – Littlest Pet Shop Hamster Playground (A Review)
My eldest daughter is almost 7 and has a bedroom full of toys, some are played with regularly and others hardly at all. I wasn’t quite sure which category this would fall into. Polly Pocket is a firm favourite … Continue reading
Sesame Street on Kinect
I know it’s a bit sad but I was very excited to hear this news. Firstly, I am a huge fan of Sesame Street – my mum often attributed my intelligence to the fact that she watched Sesame Street whilst … Continue reading
Posted in early education & play, toddlers
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Nominations open for MAD Blog Awards
I’m new to blogging and so far it has been a liberating experience. In the few months since this blogs creation the readership has grown and I have been really fortunate in being part of Netmum’s Blogging Network. One … Continue reading











