Let's Learn Some More About Space!

Let's learn some more about space!  I drew some more planets for us to study - me and X.  I've drawn Saturn, but I don't really know much about Pluto.  And the things you'll need for stuff in your little thing you built (or just on the ground if you didn't build it) will be on the bottom.

You can either use the stuff you would think that your baby might like or copy my stuff.  OK?

So what you'll need is:

Some crayons

A piece of paper

Something to study (it has to be big and interesting - someone commented on my blog and asked if a toy train would work and yes, it would)

And some black cabinets (they have to be hammered to the wall)

The things you need to have

So, what you need to have in order to make the kind of little thing I made will be written on the bottom.  

So, what you need is:

Black bookcases

2 heavy books

2 long pieces (like long, long) of cardboard

and 2 bags with one bag inside of the bag on the outside

How you build it:

(The bookcases have to be hammered to the wall because it might look better).  Put the 2 long pieces of cardboard so that they stand up (you might have to hold them) and then once you've got them up, you put the 2 heavy books inside.  And then, once you've got those inside, you put the bags on the outside.  And once you've got the cardboard standing, you've built it!!!  Ta-da!

Don't worry, it's fun.

Now, make sure that you have something black just in case because I'm teaching my baby about space and we have black cabinets and those black cabinets might be useful in the next few days for learning about space!  

In the picture I am drawing a picture of Earth to teach my child (X) what Earth might look like from actually looking at a globe.  

How to Teach Kids

Teaching kids might be a little hard at first, but soon you might have an easier time.  (I haven't tried this with my baby, so I'm not sure if it's easier once you've tried it a whole lot).  Now, you might not have the stuff for this, so you can just teach your baby on the ground instead of in this little thing I built.  

And make sure that there is something, well, two things, so number one - your baby that you're teaching should have something to study.  Number two - make sure that you or your child (what I mean by that is the person you're teaching) have something to do while you're teaching your baby.  

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Now, don't worry!  Teaching babies and toddlers and every other kid is fun.  So, you must go to the first post.  Because it could be a little more understanding for you to go to the first post before you go to this post.

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How to Teach Kids.com

This is how to teach kids to learn even when they're a baby!  Now, here's the easy side.  So if you have a fire truck, your kid or baby can look through it and explore it.  Now if the baby's arm is in the way, don't just shove his arm out of the way.  You can ask instead of shoving his arm out of the way.  And if he/she says no then just move on to something else.  It's also for older brothers and sisters.