It’s neither a stationery pad nor a drawing book. It’s RJ’s notebook in their Filipino subject. According to Ms. Nilda Morales, their teacher in Filipino, many kids lost their interest in writing as they find it boring. So she thinks that if she lets the kids draw borders in the notebook and color them, it will help to get back their interest. I can say it works for RJ as she is always looking forward to write something on her Filipino notebook.
Cute, is it not? There are different designs on each page. I also suggested to write her favorite quotes either on the top or bottom.
Kids always love to draw and it’s fun to see how creative they can be. In some cases, it helps the kids to be calm and get focused. However, Ms. Nilda Morales allows it only during break time or free periods as not to get in their way of learning. I would suggest it to those who want to encourage their kids to write.
ang cute naman ng mga designs nya. magaling din ang teacher coz she’s trying to find ways to futher motivate her students to get interested in studying. 🙂
nice idea good luck on her studies.
this is very creative. ang galing naman.
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that’s great idea….i find it cute ^_*
Creative teacher and student!
colorful and attractive designs… your little one has an artistic touch…
That was a brilliant idea from the teacher!
Thats a great idea. Very motivational. I think everyone of us love the chance to be creative not only kids. I hope she will improve tremendously in her studies. Have fun and good luck to her.
Thanks for sharing
Umi
I like the idea of your child’s teacher. My kids also like to draw, maybe I would recommend that they do the same but maybe on an extra notebook. Then they can use it as a diary, or memory verse and prayer journal. Thanks for sharing.