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Apr 12
Activity planner and supporting documentation for at least 2 board phases, including teaching aids, resources and materials in early childhood development?
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Board Phase 1: Introduction to Colors
Activity: Color Sorting Game
Objective: To introduce children to different colors and help them practice sorting and categorizing skills.
Materials:
- Colorful objects (such as blocks, toys, or pictures)
- Sorting trays or containers in different colors
- Color flashcards or posters
Teaching aids:
- Color wheel poster
- Color sorting chart
- Color matching game
Procedure:
1. Begin by introducing the concept of colors to the children using the color wheel poster. Point out different colors and ask the children to identify them.
2. Show the children the colorful objects and explain that they will be sorting them by color.
3. Demonstrate how to sort the objects into the matching colored trays or containers.
4. Encourage the children to take turns sorting the objects by color.
5. Use the color flashcards or posters to reinforce the names of the colors as the children sort the objects.
6. Play a color matching game where the children have to match objects to the correct color on the sorting chart.
Board Phase 2: Shape Recognition
Activity: Shape Hunt
Objective: To help children recognize and identify different shapes in their environment.
Materials:
- Shape flashcards or posters
- Shape blocks or puzzles
- Shape stickers or stamps
- Shape worksheets
Teaching aids:
- Shape sorting chart
- Shape matching game
- Shape scavenger hunt checklist
Procedure:
1. Begin by introducing the concept of shapes to the children using the shape flashcards or posters. Point out different shapes and ask the children to identify them.
2. Show the children the shape blocks or puzzles and explain that they will be going on a shape hunt to find objects that match the shapes.
3. Give each child a shape scavenger hunt checklist and encourage them to find objects in the classroom or playground that match the shapes on the list.
4. As the children find objects, have them place shape stickers or stamps on the corresponding shapes on the shape sorting chart.
5. Use the shape worksheets to reinforce shape recognition skills by having the children trace and color different shapes.
6. Play a shape matching game where the children have to match objects to the correct shape on the sorting chart.
Activity: Color Sorting Game
Objective: To introduce children to different colors and help them practice sorting and categorizing skills.
Materials:
- Colorful objects (such as blocks, toys, or pictures)
- Sorting trays or containers in different colors
- Color flashcards or posters
Teaching aids:
- Color wheel poster
- Color sorting chart
- Color matching game
Procedure:
1. Begin by introducing the concept of colors to the children using the color wheel poster. Point out different colors and ask the children to identify them.
2. Show the children the colorful objects and explain that they will be sorting them by color.
3. Demonstrate how to sort the objects into the matching colored trays or containers.
4. Encourage the children to take turns sorting the objects by color.
5. Use the color flashcards or posters to reinforce the names of the colors as the children sort the objects.
6. Play a color matching game where the children have to match objects to the correct color on the sorting chart.
Board Phase 2: Shape Recognition
Activity: Shape Hunt
Objective: To help children recognize and identify different shapes in their environment.
Materials:
- Shape flashcards or posters
- Shape blocks or puzzles
- Shape stickers or stamps
- Shape worksheets
Teaching aids:
- Shape sorting chart
- Shape matching game
- Shape scavenger hunt checklist
Procedure:
1. Begin by introducing the concept of shapes to the children using the shape flashcards or posters. Point out different shapes and ask the children to identify them.
2. Show the children the shape blocks or puzzles and explain that they will be going on a shape hunt to find objects that match the shapes.
3. Give each child a shape scavenger hunt checklist and encourage them to find objects in the classroom or playground that match the shapes on the list.
4. As the children find objects, have them place shape stickers or stamps on the corresponding shapes on the shape sorting chart.
5. Use the shape worksheets to reinforce shape recognition skills by having the children trace and color different shapes.
6. Play a shape matching game where the children have to match objects to the correct shape on the sorting chart.
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