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Nicole Chryst

Wellness Educator

 

Chasing truth, beauty, goodness, and all things naturally wholistic.

Faith over fear.

Ephesians 2:8-10

 

I’ve been married to my high school sweetheart since 2003. Together, we have four amazing children, by birth and adoption. When I am not homeschooling my favorite students, I spend my days on our 7-acre property where I try my best to love my family well and experiment with hobby homesteading. My favorite things to do are cultivate my ever-expanding gardens, wrangle chickens, ferment all the things, sourdough bake with einkorn flour, and figure out new ways to use herbal remedies and essential oils. I believe God has tasked us to be good stewards of our spaces in the world, and I guide my children to do the same.


I am a board member of The Sparrow Fund and an Empowered to Connect Facilitator. I love to dig in the dirt, cook nourishing food, capture beauty through my camera lens, watch the sunrise on the beach, and spend time with good literature on my porch while sipping on a hot cup of coffee.

Twister Memory Work Review Game

As I continue prepping for the new school year, I wanted to have a few new memory review games in my bag of tricks.  I’ll be introducing the new memory work each week during community day, so I’m hoping this Twister review game will be a hit!  I was going for vestibular sensory input with this, as we’ll have a few sensory seekers.  This game will give the children the opportunity to get up and move.

I also like that it’ll work regardless of how many weeks we have under our belts.  We’ll just need to pick a week once the spinner lands (or before even).  We may simply pick one or let a pair of dice decide for us.  To create the game, I used a sharpie to write the review subjects on the spinner board.  I assigned 2 circles to each subject.  Although it looks like any version of Twister will work, I think the Classic Twister would be best to make the spinner board.

There are a variety of ways this could be played as a review game.  But I think we’ll probably have an adult spin and ask a question.  And then whoever gets the answer correct first will get to move on the Twister mat.  And then maybe the game will end with a timer, or when someone falls down.  I’m flexible though, we’ll wait and see what works best.  I’m not really going for winners or losers, I just want the children to review the material while getting some sensory input.  Most importantly, I want them to have fun together!  I’m so excited to give this one a try!

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CONTACT ME

Street, Maryland

443.690.2385

nicole@naturallywholistic.com

Affiliate Disclosure

I may earn a small commission for my endorsement, recommendation, testimonial, and/or link to any products or services from this website. Your purchases through affiliate links help support my work in bringing you real information about health and wholistic wellness.

CONTACT ME

Street, Maryland

443.690.2385

nicole@naturallywholistic.com