If your child is working on comparing and contrasting two of anything (books, math concepts, habitats, etc.) you may want to try using two paper plates for a fun way to present a venn diagram.
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1 comment:
Dear Kelly,
What a fabulous idea for a venn diagram. So glad to have found your blog. We do not homeschool but love your ideas and resources. Congratulations on your Master's!!!
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