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Nancy Radcliffe
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Thank you so much for your reply, I was beginning to wonder if there was something I was doing wrong!
Thanks
Nancy
We did this activity today and the children really had a good time. First we read a story about penguins, so the children knew what they were. Thanks for such a good idea and giving detailed instructions.
Nancy
I added my photos under the photo tab located on the top of the page. Please let me know if you can't find them, the children had so much fun I would like for you all to see them.
Nancy
REFLECTION ON ACTIVITY
Name: Don't wake the kitty
Age: 3 year olds
Number in Group: 6
Areas of Development: Gross motor skills-skipping, jumping, and sleeping. Cognitive Development-listen for the bell,follow directions. Social Developmet-play as a…
Andrea
Thanks so much for your input and I will use your suggestion.
Thanks
Nancy
Hello Group 2,
Can someone please provide me with some feedback on my activity. Its "Don't wake the kitty" I explained it in a previous post, but would happy to re-explain if necessary. Please help me.....someone....anyone.
Thanks
Nancy
Maryann
When you get a chance I would appreciate your feedback for my activity.
To recap it:
Don't Wake the Kitty.
The children will be 2 1/2 to 3. We will talk in the classroom about what we are going to do when we go in the gym. We will then go in…
Thanks everyone for the very helpful input. I've decided to change up my activity to be Don't Wake the Kitty. The children will be 2 1/2 to 3. We will talk in the classroom about what we are going to do when we go in the gym. We will then sit by wal…
Maryann
Thanks for your input, I like the idea of the sleeping mice or cat so I think I will change it. I totally agree that it can get out of control. When I said I would try it wil 3 year olds, I guess at this point they are mostly 4 since they ar…
The age group I will the activity with will be 3 year olds. I will ring the bell, I think I will use the tringle to make a different sound, when they hear that they will know its time to sit back down and pretent to fall asleep and turn back into ch…
None of us liked it either. We didn't and still don't think of Halloween as anything more than just fun. I don't think the children do either, its the adults who make more out of things. We didn't have any choice.
It happens to be one of my favorite…
That sounds like a cute idea. I like that the children get involved and each have a pumpkin. You know they don't like to sit too long. They also love to make the sounds. My only concern is that you say witches in the song. does that ever scare any o…
The activity I will be doing is called Don't wake the Scarecrow. When the children hear the bell they turn into birds. Then the children pretend to eat the corn while the scarecrow is sleeping, if they make any noise he will wake up, which he does a…
Profile Information
- Professional Interests
- Early childhood, preschool
- About Me:
- I'm a manager at a community center that offers preschool, childcare, afterschool care and assorted classes.
- My Title/Position/Status:
- Community Center Assistant
- I've Been in The Field Since:
- January 4, 1997
- I'm Interested in Discussing
- Administration, Management
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- At 2:50pm on January 17, 2010,
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