The Work Plan

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Visual Discrimination

I added a new work on the shelf that is getting a lot of attention. The children that I have come to know always enjoy matching activities. I had a certain little boy in mind when I set this one up. A little boy who wants to learn how to read, but avoids doing preliminary work at all cost.

 Matching dinosaurs to their skeletons.

 Maddux enjoys every bit of this work.


 This work has him paying close attention to detail.

   Maddux wants to know the name of the dinosaurs now.

I think I managed to reel him on in, he has definitely taking the bait.

Linking up to Montessori Monday and a new Language related linky hosted by me on my other blog We Don't Need No Education.
                                                                            
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4 comments:

  1. melissaWed Sep 05, 09:04:00 AM PDT

    What a cool work! Where did you find your models?

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  2. UnknownWed Sep 05, 09:09:00 AM PDT

    I believe I brought these from Montessori N'Such. I had them for a couple of years now, so my memory is a little fuzzy.

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  3. Mommy to the PrincessesThu Sep 06, 05:19:00 AM PDT

    What a neat idea! My girls have never been interested in Dinosaurs, may be a girl thing? I need to learn about these too. Awesome way to spark interest!

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  4. UnknownTue Nov 12, 12:57:00 PM PST

    Hello, it is really good. I am a teacher from Slovakia, I am working with kids with mental retardation. I think it is really important to improve visual perception, especially visual discrimination. I have a blog with free worksheets for visual perceptual skills

    http://visualperceptionworksheet.blogspot.sk/

    I will try something similar with 3D toys.

    Eva Toth

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