RBE Home Practice Week 1

Full notes and explanations are covered in the Right Brain Education Home Practice Guidelines. The following post outlines suggested Right Brain Education activities you can follow on each day of the week with resources attached. Practice for 5 days of the week and take a break for the other two days. Resume your activities theContinue reading “RBE Home Practice Week 1”

RBE Lessons for Home Lesson 10

This series of lesson plans are intended to supplement and build upon the knowledge learned during TweedleWink classes. They can also be used as a homeschool curriculum. You can find links to the other lessons here: Art: Michelangelo Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni, known best as simply Michelangelo, was an Italian sculptor, painter, architect and poet ofContinue reading “RBE Lessons for Home Lesson 10”

RBE Lessons for Home – Lesson 9

This series of lesson plans are intended to supplement and build upon the knowledge learned during TweedleWink classes. They can also be used as a homeschool curriculum. You can find links to the other lessons here: Right Brain Education: Supplementary Lessons for Home Art: Matisse Henri Émile Benoît Matisse was a French artist, known for both hisContinue reading “RBE Lessons for Home – Lesson 9”

RBE Lessons for Home – Lesson 8

This series of lesson outlines are intended to supplement and build upon the knowledge learned during TweedleWink classes. They can also be used as a homeschool curriculum. You can find links to the other lessons here: Right Brain Education: Supplementary Lessons for Home Art: Pierre Auguste Renoir Renoir was a painter who used bright colours and activeContinue reading “RBE Lessons for Home – Lesson 8”

RBE Lessons for Home – Lesson 7

This series of lesson outlines are intended to supplement and build upon the knowledge learned during TweedleWink classes. They can also be used as a homeschool curriculum. You can find links to the other lessons here: Right Brain Education: Supplementary Lessons for Home Art: Origami Origami – the art of folding paper – is best often associated withContinue reading “RBE Lessons for Home – Lesson 7”

Activity: Puzzle Play

In Right Brain Education, children are encouraged to play puzzles activities. These activities help to develop fine motor skills, logic and reasoning, and problem solving skills. The following are some examples of puzzles you can play with your child. Tangrams According to Slocum (2003), Chinese tangrams first existed during the Sung dynasty in the formContinue reading “Activity: Puzzle Play”

The Benefits of Solving Jigsaw Puzzles

Jigsaw puzzles is an activity that should form part of your home practice with your child. Completing a jigsaw puzzle works the brain in many ways: Visual perception – recognizing objects, patterns, and orientation of lines Constructional praxis – integrating visual and motor information to assemble pieces Mental rotation – mentally rotating piece’s orientation toContinue reading “The Benefits of Solving Jigsaw Puzzles”