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Wow, lesson plans for 4 year olds ... our son is 5, we had a lot of trouble finding a pre-school that actually did proper lessons / teaching. The one he is at now is pretty good, there is some structure to their learning and they do music, writing, numbers, reading etc ... no history lessons though!
Mothman
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My son likes history.
So does mine ... it would probably help if I knew more.
We went into this shop called Toy Soldiers on the weekend, it sells, well, toy soldiers! Mostly of a similar size / scale to the little green plastic army men we had as kids, but metal (mainly) and fully painted (mainly) and everything from ancient Rome to WW2 and in between.
My boy kept asking, “Who are these guys? When are these ones from? Which country are they in?” I think between my brief knowledge of history and the labels on the display cases I didn’t steer him too far wrong ...
Mothman
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So my son played his first RPG yesterday, with me. He’s five; he can write but not read (ie, he needs you to spell things out for him mostly, he can just read / recognise his name and a few simple words) and can do some simple math.
I ran a version of the old ‘orc and pie’ scenario for him. He made his character (Zane, an alien ninja) using the old ‘Fighting Fantasy’ stats (Skill on 2d6, Stamina on 2d6+12 and Luck on 2d6) – wrote up the character sheet and drew pictures of the weapons his character had.
It went well. He spoke to the farmer who’s pie was stolen, looked for clues, followed footprints to a cave, jumped up on the table where the orc was about to eat the pie, and attacked and defeated the orc and rescued the pie. He got a bit upset when he got stabbed by the orc, but was much cheered when he took the orc down next turn.
He returned the pie to the farmer and negotiated his reward (a cow – the farmer had initially offered a pig).
He wants to do ‘a longer adventure’ next time.
| aeglos |
and happy halloween,
the practise of halloween has invaded germany over the last years but of course not nearly as big as it is your way.
kind of cool is the annual Halloween party at the original Castle Frankenstein (it's not far away but I never have been there) that party was already in place when halloween was just a thing in soap operas for us
| Justin Franklin |
Justin Franklin wrote:Happy Halloween! I will be in the corner trying to recover from the hockey game last night.I told you, wear a cup!
I actually did forget one of my elbow pads last night. ;) The biggest problem was the game started at 10:30 last night and we got done about midnight. Work this morning came way too early.
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Crimson Jester
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Crimson Jester wrote:I actually did forget one of my elbow pads last night. ;) The biggest problem was the game started at 10:30 last night and we got done about midnight. Work this morning came way too early.Justin Franklin wrote:Happy Halloween! I will be in the corner trying to recover from the hockey game last night.I told you, wear a cup!
Oh I bet.
Crimson Jester
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houstonderek wrote:So, this is the new place (for now). Nice! :)Welcome back - you were missed.
Wow, Moorluck, Solnes, now HD is back. It's like band is getting back together.
Almost makes one want to leave just to get welcomed back.
of course I would just get a bunch of "who are you again?"'s