This past month Noarai started to have some problems with her chores and anything I asked her. So I decided to accomplish different things to help her change her mind.
1. The thing that she enjoys the most are videos so I searched youtube and found this three awesome videos.We have seen each one for a week.
WEEK 1
WEEK 2
WEEK 3
2. I also realized that I wasn't giving any reward for her good behaviour. So we used the printable "Do anything without complaining" for letter d curriculum RRSP
and each time I caught her doing her job happy we stuck and stick with a happy face. I explained her that when the page was full of sticks we would go by train.
3. The reward. Our first reward was going by bus to a park and our last reward was going by train to Valencia. Here you've got the picks:
a) At the train station
b) having a walk in valencia
c) Eating a donut for her very first time. I don't like her to eat sugary items, but as we were studing letter d and in the vocabulary cards we had a donut I gave her the chance.
Just a simple thing as going by train was one of her happiest day ever. She knew that she had worked hard for having this reward.
This simple method was a miracle with her and I have learned that she needs much more rewards than punishments.
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post index
- having a walk-horses
- zoo
- climbing trees
- sofa time
- a weel barrow ride
- at the beach!
- daddy's time blog hop
- friday 31 dec,2010
- january 7,2011
- february 2,2011
- february 11, 2011
- february 25, 2011
- march 2,2011
- march 11,2011
- march 18,2011
- march 25,2011
- april 9 africa
- april 22 bed cuddles
- april 29 garden
- june 17
- june 3
- july 1
Great lesson! I gave Ella a donut once and it is all she talks about! It doesn't help that a donut came with her kitchen food set!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your beautiful pictures. I thought of you today. My hubby is in your amazing country. He is just a bit south of you in Sevilla. Wish I were there. It is one of my favorite cities! Kerri
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ReplyDeleteYour children are precious!