My kids thought counting by twos swinging high on our swing set was great fun. But doing it inside at their desks was a bore. Show me, I remember. Let me do it myself, I understand. Watching children play, one can see this proverb in action.
Kids learn through the senses and absorb information at an incredible rate.
Their curiosity is boundless as they question and explore everything around them. As homeschoolers, we know this curiosity gives way to interest, and interest turns into learning. Ideally, the parent becomes a facilitator rather than a teacher. By exposing your child to a variety of experiences each day, learning takes place with little struggle or effort. Let Me Count the Ways.