Has anyone ever used busy toddler’s playing preschool curriculum? I pulled my 2.5 year old out of preschool for the year but I’m looking for some kind of curriculum to do at home for a few minutes each morning while my kindergartener is at school and I’m not good at coming up with things myself.
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After pulling my daughter from preschool I bought Busy Toddler and Blossom and Root the early years because they were both on sale. I had them printed and bound into books. I highly recommend- https://learnplayprintingco.com/ They are a new printing company that caters to the homeschooling community.
I haven't started using either yet but I already love the B&R program more. I haven't 100% decided but I think I'm just going to do that one this year. It just seems like a better fit for us.
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@oldschooolmama: oh thank you! I’ll look into blossom and root. I want to get whatever I go with printed as well.
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@oldschooolmama: Thank you for your recommendation. I just bought B&R for my four year old who will be home this year! There’s a 30% code on their site now so it was a super good deal.
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I’ve been doing it off and on with my almost 3 year old. My 5 year old enjoys some of the projects too (since she’s stuck here doing distance learning). It’s pretty basic and you can do most activities for the day within 30-60 min, so I do like that it’s quick. It requires a little planning ahead to make sure you have what you need to cover the topics of the week, but it’s usually stuff you’d have on hand.
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@WRKBRK- Yay! My hard copies are arriving next week and I can’t wait to start!
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My sister has been doing the playing preschool curriculum for a few weeks (she also pulled her son from preschool for the time being). She’s happy with it. Easy projects, takes about an hour each day. They actually are doing preschool 7 days a week because it gives her an hour each day where she doesn’t have to plan the activity herself!
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