1. The learning experience aimed to provide preschool children with opportunities to explore letters and sounds by clipping clothespins to pictures and letters.
2. The objectives were for children to identify sounds in their environment and develop their pincer grasp skills.
3. Children would be invited to explore letters, pictures, and clothespins at a table and have the pronunciation of letters and pictures modeled for them. Clothespins would be clipped to the corresponding letters.
1. The learning experience aimed to provide preschool children with opportunities to explore letters and sounds by clipping clothespins to pictures and letters.
2. The objectives were for children to identify sounds in their environment and develop their pincer grasp skills.
3. Children would be invited to explore letters, pictures, and clothespins at a table and have the pronunciation of letters and pictures modeled for them. Clothespins would be clipped to the corresponding letters.
1. The learning experience aimed to provide preschool children with opportunities to explore letters and sounds by clipping clothespins to pictures and letters.
2. The objectives were for children to identify sounds in their environment and develop their pincer grasp skills.
3. Children would be invited to explore letters, pictures, and clothespins at a table and have the pronunciation of letters and pictures modeled for them. Clothespins would be clipped to the corresponding letters.
1. The learning experience aimed to provide preschool children with opportunities to explore letters and sounds by clipping clothespins to pictures and letters.
2. The objectives were for children to identify sounds in their environment and develop their pincer grasp skills.
3. Children would be invited to explore letters, pictures, and clothespins at a table and have the pronunciation of letters and pictures modeled for them. Clothespins would be clipped to the corresponding letters.
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EARLY LEARNING CENTRE EXPERIENCE #5
Student Name: Tonika Dunn Date: Age Group: Preschool (2.5 - 4)
Purpose: Reason for developing learning experience. This could be in response to an observation, discussion with the site supervisor, Ontario Curriculum Objective: Curriculum Objective, etc. This learning experience is based on the observations of the interests Observation of the children. The purpose of this learning experience is to provide - Document what you saw and heard children with an opportunity to reach their own goals based on the - Document non-verbal communication requirements of the curriculum & teachers (getting ready for (i.e., body language, facial expressions kindergarten). and voice tone) - Document in detail: who, what, where, and when - Documentation should be written in past tense, objective, and in anecdotal format OR Discussion Document the discussion between you and your site supervisor that led to the planning OR Curriculum Objective Describe the curriculum objective youre aiming to meet/enhance through this experience Learning Experience Learning Experience: Literacy Clip it! What are you planning in response to your I am organizing a child-directed learning experiment in which children purpose? will have the opportunity to explore the different letters of the - Label your experience (e.g. Painting alphabet as well as a common household item (clothespins). This with learning experience will take place in the preschool classroom. It will cars). be set up at one of the tables provided my supervisor. - What are your 3 objectives for this experience? (i.e. What interests are you Objectives: extending? What strengths and The children will further develop the skill of: opportunities for growth are you 1. (3.10-preschool) identifying sounds in their environment such as enhancing/supporting?) animal sounds, traffic noises, music, and human speech Please Note: You should refer to 2. (5.2 toddlers)- adapting holding from palmar or pincer grasp appropriate pedagogy to support your Materials: discussion around strengths and Bin of clothespins opportunities for growth (e.g. Paper with the letters and pictures to be identified ELECT, How Implementation: Does Learning Happen, Ontario 1. I will set up the letters and paper and clothes pins so that FDK everyone can have an opportunity to join in the learning Curriculum, etc). experience. Describe the experience: 2. I will invite children to explore the letters and clothespins. - Who will be involved in the 3. I will model the proper way that the letters are pronounced as experience? well as pronouncing the animals correct names. - Where will the experience take place? 4. I will ask the children to identify the picture provided on the card, (e.g. Indoors or outdoors? In the then place a clothespin on the desired letter. dramatic 5. Throughout their exploration, I will support the children by centre, the creative table, etc). communicating the letters, and the sounds they make. - List the materials and resources you Teaching Strategies: Invitation: will I will motivate children to explore the activity by saying, come and use see what I have here for you today. Although some children may not - Describe the implementation of the be fully understanding speech, I will also demonstrate welcoming experience, with a step by step through body language, facial expressions and gestures. description - List and describe 2 teaching Modelling: strategies. I will model the activity for the children to complete to ensure they do How will you use them? Why have you not get discouraged. The act of holding a clothespin and placing it on chosen these strategies? the clip it card will be modeled by myself as well. Reflection: - What went well? Provide examples for how you know it went well. - What didnt go well? Provide examples for how you know it didnt go well. - What did you learn? - What might you do differently next time you implement this same experience and why? - Did you have to make any adaptations or modifications? If so, what were they? - What type of experience might you plan to extend on this one? Field Supervisor Feedback: