Remembering Asia
How did you remember the continents when you were a kid?
My girls were assigned (in their two-day enrichment program) the task of creating a mnemonic device for remembering the continents. I liked Sara's approach. Technically, she didn't really do the assignment.
Ah, but she did. And creatively so.
(But, oops, she wrote England instead of Europe! Back to the drawing board. :)
Continent Memory Pictures, by Sara, age 12. Used with permission. (Last picture in 3rd set is Australia... sorry I cut off the title when photographing!)
Labels: art and memory, children's art, home education, how to remember continents, mnemonic devices, teaching geography
posted by L.L. Barkat at 11:09 AM
2 Comments:
This kinds of creativity should never be stifled.
I love what's captured in the fluid lines.
Okay, wow! The first drawing made me think of The Little Prince. These are phenomenal. Our whole family combined doesn't have that much talent, and she's 12.
Wow.
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