My Child as a Learner Questionnaire

My Child as a Learner Questionnaire
Your name

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Your child's name

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Today's date

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Your's child's DOB

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What is your child most interested in? (For example, transportation, princesses, dolls, animals, farms / harvest, baby animals, dinosaurs, dragons, ocean, bugs, pirates, space theme /astronauts, etc.)
How much time per day can you devote to homeschooling your child?
How much time will you have to prepare the materials?
Do you intend on purchasing Montessori materials or are you looking to make a DIY version of them?

How does your child seem to feel about homeschooling?
What are your three (3) goals for your child this year? Working on and developing:
What type of activities do you do together as a family?
Do you have time you read together? If Yes, how many minutes a day?
What type of books does your child enjoy?
Does your child discuss or retell the stories you have read aloud?
What type of writing (pre-writing) does your child do at home? For example, coloring, tracing, workbooks (if yes, which types), creative writing, journaling, etc.

Is your child a TACTILE learner? My child: (check all that apply)

learns through touch/using hands/preference for tactile experiencesexcels at hands on activities (such as crafts/lego/puzzles)must touch and may find it hard to wait before physically exploring a materialmay prefer making with hands/drawing including doodling while learning
STUDY TIPS FOR TACTILE LEARNERS
- Offer a sensory bin that stimulates the sense of touch.
- Make sensory tracing trays (to doodle/write).
- Make models/dioramas of subjects/objects explored.
Is your child a READING/WRITING learner? My child: (check all that apply, if any)

often writes things down or takes notes when working on a taskenjoys reading books and writing storiesis good at remembering what he or she has readworks best alone in a quiet spacedoes best when writing down instructions to follow for a task
STUDY TIPS FOR READING/WRITING LEARNERS
- Offer to write study notes out by hand.
- Create checklists to guide studying.
- Organize study notes using headings and lists.