Continue parenting as usual. You shouldn’t have a distinct difference between normal care for your preschooler and homeschooling your preschooler. Continue reading to your child regularly, singing nursery rhymes and teaching him important skills like getting dressed, tying shoes and keeping clean.
Find a place that the child can clearly see and tape the alphabet to the wall. Tape numbers to the wall as well. Teach your child to sing the alphabet song while at the same time pointing to each letter so he will learn to associate the name of the letter with what it looks like.
Take your preschooler on play dates. Learning to get along with others and to share are skills taught in preschool. Make sure your preschooler gets to spend ample time with other children in his age range, and also of different ages.
Take your preschooler to the library. Learning to pay attention is also a very important preschooler skill. You can teach this skill by taking him to the library for story time where he will sit with other children and families and be entertained by the stories.
Purchase preschool CD-ROM programs. Numerous CD-ROM games will teach and reinforce everything a child needs to learn in a preschool program.