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The document provides information about a 4-year-old boy named Adam, including his interests, family background, relationships, and suggestions for his learning and development.

Adam enjoys construction toys like Legos and transformers, outdoor activities, music, role play, cooking, police cars, and story books.

Suggestions included further developing Adam's speech, exploring math concepts like shapes and counting, using technology, developing curiosity through inquiry, involving him in arts experiences, and exploring community helpers.

Focus Child Summary (1)

Child: Adam Age: 4yrs and 2months Family information


Interests:  Attends Wednesday-Friday
 Enjoys constructions and play with legos,  Mum, dad, with an older brother Liam (2
making tranformers, vehicles (6/9/18) years older)
 Loves outdoors, transformers and
 Australian background. Speak English
beyblade toys and story books and
literacy games such as reading eggs  Best friends at school: Khang, Noah, he
(family info, obs 5, 14/9/18) sometimes play with Keyden, other boys
 Enjoys physical activity and challenge his and girls (Joanna, Rashi and Emigon.
physical abilities (obs 14/9/18)  Friends outside school: Jules and Liam
 Loves music, singing and dancing (obs  Family’s activity on the weekend: spend
12/9/18)
time at home, sometimes catch the buses
 Shows interest in police and police cars
and trains to visit family.
and playing pretend police with his
invented weapon (obs 5/9/18)  Parents’ expectations: Adam still requires
 Shows interest in role play, cooking (obs further develop,emt with his speech
31/8/18) (clarity and pronunciation).

Significant Information from Analysis of Observations


Learning (development) Dispositions Relationships
Literacy ( & language/communication) - confidence - Has good relationship with all educators
- Speaks English - enthusiasm in the room.
- still developing control of sounds - curiosity - Best friends at school: Khang, Noah, he
(pronunciation) (C, S, F, ch, Sh, k and R) - creativity and imagination sometimes play with Keyden, other boys
(family info, obs 31/8/18, 5/9/18) - cooperation, commitment and girls (Joanna, Rashi and Emigon.
- problem solving
Mathematics - persistence
- Mathematic concepts; sizes, shapes,
colours, matching capacity and spatial
awareness (obs 6/9/18)

Science and technology


- Shows interest in the concept of
transforming, electricity, space and
environment (obs 5/9/18)
Creative Arts
- show little interest in art and craft, but he
is creative in construction
Physical development, health and wellbeing
- has competent gross-motor and fine-
motor development
- confident involving in social and
cooperative play and interaction, but his
speech development sometimes makes
him loose confidence (obs 5/9/18)
Human society and the environment
- shows interest in environment and
animals

Suggestions for learning focus Suggestions for experiences to extend Suggestions for strategies
Literacy ( & language/communication)  Cooperative plays that promote social - use play-based approach
1. Further develop his speech development interaction - hand-on experiences
 Role play (cooking in the sand pit and - create interest corner where children can
home corner) revisit their learning
- initiate conversation and scaffold
children’s learning and interest during
play
Mathematics  Construction play with vehicles, different - Provide tools and variety of construction
2. Shapes, volume, matching and counting sizes of lego toys in the construction corner
 Sorting colours - Engage in children’s play and interaction
 Shapes construction - Role model
Science and technology  Use pretend phones to call emergency - Use open-ended questions
3. Explore technology (phone and camera) numbers (part of project) - Create interest corner
 Use camera and iPad to take photos
4. Develop curiosity and learning through  Sand play - Provide technology for children to learn
enquiry through enquire and hand-on
experiences
Creative Arts  Have individual journal - Provide a journal which children can
5. For Adam to involve in arts experience  Chalk drawing outdoor bring out to add their artworks and share
with family and friends
- Doing creative art experience outdoor
Physical development, health and wellbeing  Obstacle course - Use game and play learning experiences
6. Continue develop fine-motor/gross-motor  Provide manipulative experiences to to enhance the child’s physical and
development, social and emotional wellbeing enhance eye-hand coordination emotional development
 Physical games - Use peer-partner
- Be play-partner
Human society and the environment  look at community map (use iPad) - role model the use of technology
7. explore community helpers, map  emergency helpers project - use project approach
(geography) and environment  create community model - use group work

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