Tools to teach children make learning so much easier. Or at least I know that I’ve always been a visual learner. Visual aids, examples, that’s my way of learning and I know that everyone is different. Some people can just hear something and then it’s with them for life. I’m not that lucky. I have found that teaching my kids has been very easy so far, but explaining to them about organs inside their bodies, that they can’t see has been very difficult.
OrganWise Guys sent us two organs. They sent us Hardy Heart and The Kidney Brothers along with quite a selection of coloring books and two DVD’s to teach my kids about eating healthy. Zoe’s learning!
Miles has been taking Hardy Heart to bed, until he got Buzz Lightyear, but that’s another story for sure.
Teaching children about eating healthy foods and getting plenty of exercise should start quite early. Summertime is the perfect opportunity to get your kids outdoors and reinforce the healthy habits we all want to instill in our children. The OrganWise Guys make learning about nutrition and physical activity FUN and memorable for children ages 3-12!
The Smart From the Inside Out Activity book and Smart From the Inside Out reading book has been getting Zoe asking questions. She wants to know what all of the different organs are. And what they do. So it’s been a lot of fun showing her what the heart looks like and that it is in side her beating and helping all of her other organs. These questions lead to taking care of them. She says,
“I need to exercise mommy”
And that makes me smile!
Enter to win:
The Summer Fun Kit:
- Soft plush toys: The Kidney Brothers and Hardy Heart
- Educational DVDs: (1) H2Ohhhhh! learn and love everything about water from The Kidney Brothers and; (2) Extreme Couch Potato with Hardy Heart who learns to get off the couch, eat healthy snacks and go outside to play!
- Books and activity books: Smart from the Inside Out – kids meet The OrganWise Guys and learn the rules of the club
- Tattoos: set of 10 OrganWise Guys characters
The value of the kit is 57.75
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My learning style is aural, and to make sure I’m listening I like to take notes. I rarely review them but the act keeps me focused.
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I am a visual learner. I have to have everything on paper or in a book.
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As long as the information is presented in an interesting way I’ll pick it up
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My learning style is by doing, do something and you learn it faster imo
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I go either visual or aural. Although, I dont know about talking internal organs.
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I learn best if someone shows me how to do something in person. (although I have learned alot from reading manuals…I don’t prefer that)
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I think my learning style is visual. Although i can hear something and understand, it usually makes more sense to me when I can see it. Thanks for the review and giveaway!
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I am also a visual learner. I have to see it first and if it is a complicated task, I take quick notes and do it once more and I usually get it after that.
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I am a visual learner, and I also learn very well through music.
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visual and audio but need lots of notes to read over and over
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I am a hands on learner. Textbooks dont do it.
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listenting and filing away in my mind
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Hands on? I have to take notes to really get it whether I reveiw them later or not.
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I think I’m a pretty visual learner.
I am a hands on learner.