Healthy Eating Begins at Home

Here is a way to spend time with your child.

Here is a way to teach your child life skills.

Here is a way to teach your child how to work in a team.

Here is a way to teach healthy eating habits.

It's cooking time!

Snack Mix

This delicious fun activity can be made easily!  There is a short wait time to share and eat! Once you teach your child, they can make it independently, with your supervision of course. 

For Grades Pre-K and up

The materials needed: 

4 1 dry measuring cups

1 large bowl

popcorn

pretzels

dried fruit and

dry cereal

1. Everyone washes their hands. (As you wash sing happy birthday, that is how long you should be washing your hands).

2.Fill each measuring cup with each ingredient.

3. Combine all ingredients into the large bowl.

4. Set aside.

5. Clean dishes.

6. Eat and enjoy! 

If you are a parent of a child with special needs, you can provide your child with a word free recipe! List the 6 steps by using pictures. 

Encouraging words you as a parent can say to your child throughout making the recipe; looking good, marvelous, beautiful sharing...

So go on, try it out!

I'm all4teach so children will achieve their personal best.

It's Never too Late

It's never too late to learn something new.  

It's never too late for your child to learn something new.  

It's never too late for you to learn something new.  

It's never too late for you as a parent to become involved in what your child is learning.  

I'm all4teach so children will achieve their personal best.

UP TO 25
This challenging fun activity can travel anywhere!  You can play as a family on the kitchen table or when traveling on a plane.  Once you teach your child, they can play independently and teach their friends!


For Grades 1 and UP


The materials needed: 
a ziploc bag or pencil box, 
10 pennies, 5 nickles, 3 dimes and 2 quarters and 
a di.  

1. Identify or review the value of each coin
2. Explain the game: The objective is to be the first player to reach $0.25. Roll the di to see who plays first. Take turns rolling the di and add the coins. The first player to reach $0.25 wins.  
(If you roll a 6, that could be equal to six pennies or a nickel and penny.  Remember, there are only 10 pennies! So you can exchange ten pennies to equal 2 nickles or 1 dime). 


You could always turn gathering the materials into a game.  Find a bag/box. Find 10 pennies, 5 nickles...


Encouraging words you as a parent can say to your child throughout the game; great job, way to go, you're catching on, super...

So go on, try it out!

I'm all4teach so children will achieve their personal best.

Welcome to all4teach!

Here I bring you educational tools used in the classroom that you can now use at home with your family. I'm all4teach so children will achieve their personal best.