Geometric forms - recognition of daily objects.

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Wilfredo Vasquez

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Personally, I am one of those who believe that to teach a child some academic subject, it is not strictly necessary to be inside a classroom or have a notebook or book in your hands, sometimes through a simple conversation or By sharing any group activity you could take advantage of the opportunity to teach.

That's why I think that a simple way to teach geometric shapes to children and to once review the colors, is to ask the children to look through the window of the vehicle and ask them to recognize the closest geometric shape of some of the objects that he observe and once he identifies the color. The father can confirm his success or request explanations.

In this way, any trip in a vehicle, either short or long, could be something more entertaining and educating.

What do you think about it?
 
That's a fun way to educate kids, I think it's a splendid idea. The best way to teach children is by making them interested in it themselves, and we as adult must come up with something creative, such as your suggestion.
 
Ferdinand said:
Great idea, you should look to develop it into a lesson plan and put it in the ideas section
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Hi Ferdinand. Thank you very much for your opinion and good recommendation, I will take it into consideration, I will look for information about it and see if there is any standard format here in this forum, in which to place the corresponding information in a pre-structured way, if there is not, I will try to design some. Thank you again.
 
Wilfredo Vasquez said:
Hi Ferdinand. Thank you very much for your opinion and good recommendation, I will take it into consideration, I will look for information about it and see if there is any standard format here in this forum, in which to place the corresponding information in a pre-structured way, if there is not, I will try to design some. Thank you again.
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There's a series of guides on this page: https://edchat.net/help/guide/
I recommend everyone reads the user guide.
When you click submit an idea the page will explain what to enter where. Look at other ideas for an understanding of what would get approved.
 
Ferdinand said:
There's a series of guides on this page: https://edchat.net/help/guide/
I recommend everyone reads the user guide.
When you click submit an idea the page will explain what to enter where. Look at other ideas for an understanding of what would get approved.
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Greetings Ferdinand, thank you very much for your good indications, I was reviewing some examples created by other colleagues in the forum and I found them very interesting, good content and very useful. There are very good models there. When I have some time to develop a good design, I may be encouraged to upload a new resource. Thanks again for the suggestion.
 
Wilfredo Vasquez said:
Greetings Ferdinand, thank you very much for your good indications, I was reviewing some examples created by other colleagues in the forum and I found them very interesting, good content and very useful. There are very good models there. When I have some time to develop a good design, I may be encouraged to upload a new resource. Thanks again for the suggestion.
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We actually have a new format to our activities now.
 
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