If you want to teach preschool at home, you may have found that planning and organizing hands-on lessons take longer than actually teaching them.

When I first started homeschooling our children, my oldest son was almost two years old. I started out reading to him and doing a few hands-on activities and was completely surprised at how rapidly he progressed. After a few months of working with him, I found myself preparing daily lessons which included English, math, history, science, art, fine or gross motor skills, geography, and literature.

I used to spend countless hours researching different topics and projects for us to work on each week. Organizing our schoolwork took me more time than actually teaching it to my son! After a few months, I decided it was time to look for a prepared, hands-on preschool curriculum we could follow that would save me some time.

If you’ve searched for a quality, hands-on preschool curriculum for your child have you been disappointed in what you’ve found?

When I started looking for a preschool curriculum, I wasn’t able to find anything that seemed like real meat and potatoes learning to me. Most preschool programs I looked at were filled with boring worksheets! That wasn’t going to cut it with my sons!

If you don’t want to force your kids to sit at a desk for hours with a pencil in their hands, then Learn and Grow: Hands-On Lessons for Active Preschoolers is for you. These lessons encourage your child to use their entire body and all of their senses. It’s great for all learning styles!