When the weatherman calls for rain or the kids need a little something special to do, you’ve got the perfect learning surface right in your house for creative learning. Today, we’re sharing learning activities that can be done on windows! Using a vertical surface in writing is a beneficial way to incorporate muscles of the hand and arm. It is a strengthening task to hold the arm up and manipulate a writing utensil like window markers or a pencil. Learning and movement go hand in hand, so these standing and moving learning ideas are sure to be a great way to creatively practice some skills that you might need to cover. Use the windows in your house for math, literacy, handwriting, and more with these creative learning ideas.
Learning using Windows and Glass Doors
Discover the colors of the rainbow by building a rainbow on the window like we did.
Practicing spelling words? Make it mess-free sensory window spelling like we did.
This post is part of our month-long series: Learning with Free Materials series, where we share ideas to learn at home using free (or almost free) materials. It’s part of the 31 Days of Homeschooling Tips as we blog along with other bloggers with learning at home tips and tools.