Teaching your baby or toddler flash cards at home (or online) is easy.
Here's why...
It is simple because it requires basic math, vocabulary, and general knowledge that you are already familiar with.
When teaching your child, set a goal on what you want your child to learn.
Math
Reading
General Knowledge (Encyclopedic knowledge)
Is your child a few months old, 1, 2 to 3 years old?
There are 2 ways how you can determine what to teach your child. You can teach your child based on:
By age
By program (math, reading, and encyclopedic knowledge)
The easiest and most effective way to teach your baby/toddler is by following a "flashcard" program. It is easier because your child will develop a proper and strong foundation from the program. For example, when you teach your child math, your child will learn:
True value (number recognition)
Equations (addition, subtraction, and multiplication)
Your child must take the necessary steps to learn and develop their math foundation.
Whether your child is 1 year old or 3 years old, they have to learn and cover all the mathematical basics. When you teach your baby or toddler, look at what your child needs to learn. Follow the correct steps and not by age.
What is more important is to get an early learning foundation right.
Ensure your child knows their numbers first, then addition, subtraction, and multiplication.
It may seem overwhelming at first, but once you know what programs and materials you need to teach, it will be effortless.
Here are the topics or programs to complete your child's home learning program.
Math
Reading (Phonics, Sight Words, and Most Common Words Taught In The English Language based on the Oxford English Corpus)
Encyclopedic Knowledge
Your goal is for your child to acquire math and reading skills and build a strong foundation of general knowledge.
It does not matter if your child is 1 year old or 3 years old.
Don't wait, start right away.
The RightBrainEducationLibrary.com comes with all the early learning materials your baby/toddler needs:
Math Dots and Numerals (number recognition, addition, subtraction, and multiplication).
Reading Program (Phonics Reading based on the Montessori Program, Sight Words, Most Common Words in the English language by the Oxford English Corpus, Speed Reading Program).
Encyclopedic Knowledge Flash Cards like Science, Geography, Vocabulary, Animals, Transportation, Landmarks, and many more.
The library has 44,720 flash cards available for your baby or toddler to use for learning. Additionally...
PLUS,
Lots of "right brain education" memory exercises to improve your child's memory and learning abilities.
Mandala Memory Puzzles
Peg Memory and Linking Memory
Photo Image Play Exercises
Eye Training Exercises ( to train their peripheral vision)
Speed Reading Exercises
Photographic Memory Puzzles
It is very easy to teach your child when you have all the early learning materials.
The library comes with the "Home Practice Guide," which has handy tips on teaching your child effectively. Teaching your baby or toddler is as easy as "ABC."
The Right Brain Education Library materials are specifically crafted for children enrolled in Shichida Method and Heguru Method classes.
These educational resources are meticulously designed to enhance the learning experience for young minds, providing a comprehensive and engaging platform for children to explore and develop their cognitive abilities.
The Library's flashcards, in particular, have become a popular choice among parents who are keen on extending the learning beyond the classroom environment.
By incorporating these flashcards into their home teaching routines, parents are able to create a stimulating and interactive learning environment for their children, fostering a deeper connection to the educational material and promoting continuous growth and development.
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