Nurturing Knowledge
Published on Nov 24, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
CONSTANT STATE OF LEARNING
- Reading and Writing Experiences
- Play
- Mathematics
- Science and Social Studies
- Arts and Physical Education
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Engaging children in early literacy experiences at home provides the foundation for a lifetime of learning.
MATHEMATICS
- Search for sense and meaning
- Patterns and Relationships
- Order and Predictability
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Activities that help children compare objects using language will develop greater proficiency in elementary grades
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Given appropriate activities and opportunities to use reasoning, young children can move to a more advanced level
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Providing young children with experiences in problem solving will compliment the time given to number and operation.
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CHILDREN NEED TO MOVE TO LEARN!
- Post signs in outdoor play areas
- Label photos of children in action
- Hold a tasting fairs...label tastes
- Use vocabulary of healthy eating
- Provide physical activity in all areas of learning
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SUPPORT CHILDREN'S SCIENCE KNOWLEDGE:
- Songs, poems, and rhymes that focus on a selected topic
- Create dramatic play areas that focus on a selected topic
- Develop writing activities that focus on a selected topic
- Examples: Class books, sciece drawings with labels
Civics instruction begins with the people children interact with on a daily basis.
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Using familiar places allows children to learn about geography.
ARRANGEMENTS OF PLAY
- Large group play
- Small group play
- Content area play
- Theme related play
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TEACHERS FACILITATE PLAY IN ONE OF 4 ROLES
- Onlooker
- Stage Manager Role
- Co-Player Role
- Leader Role
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SAMPLES OF PLAY STORIES AND WRITING
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