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Draw up a weekly teaching plan for toddlers at an ECD center.
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Loraine
2 days ago
Draw up a weekly teaching plan for toddlers at an ECD center.
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Monday:
- Circle time: Singing songs and reading a story
- Art activity: Finger painting
- Outdoor play: Playing with balls and bubbles
- Snack time: Fruit and crackers
- Free play: Blocks and puzzles
Tuesday:
- Circle time: Learning colors and shapes
- Sensory activity: Playdough
- Music and movement: Dancing and playing instruments
- Snack time: Yogurt and granola
- Free play: Dress-up and pretend play
Wednesday:
- Circle time: Counting and number recognition
- Science activity: Water play
- Outdoor play: Sand and water table
- Snack time: Cheese and crackers
- Free play: Play kitchen and dolls
Thursday:
- Circle time: Learning about animals
- Art activity: Collage making
- Music and movement: Singing and dancing
- Snack time: Veggie sticks and dip
- Free play: Playdough and sensory bins
Friday:
- Circle time: Storytelling and puppet show
- Sensory activity: Sensory bottles
- Outdoor play: Chalk drawing
- Snack time: Popcorn and fruit
- Free play: Building with blocks and legos
Each day will also include opportunities for potty breaks, handwashing, and nap time for those who need it. The schedule may be adjusted based on the children's interests and needs.
- Circle time: Singing songs and reading a story
- Art activity: Finger painting
- Outdoor play: Playing with balls and bubbles
- Snack time: Fruit and crackers
- Free play: Blocks and puzzles
Tuesday:
- Circle time: Learning colors and shapes
- Sensory activity: Playdough
- Music and movement: Dancing and playing instruments
- Snack time: Yogurt and granola
- Free play: Dress-up and pretend play
Wednesday:
- Circle time: Counting and number recognition
- Science activity: Water play
- Outdoor play: Sand and water table
- Snack time: Cheese and crackers
- Free play: Play kitchen and dolls
Thursday:
- Circle time: Learning about animals
- Art activity: Collage making
- Music and movement: Singing and dancing
- Snack time: Veggie sticks and dip
- Free play: Playdough and sensory bins
Friday:
- Circle time: Storytelling and puppet show
- Sensory activity: Sensory bottles
- Outdoor play: Chalk drawing
- Snack time: Popcorn and fruit
- Free play: Building with blocks and legos
Each day will also include opportunities for potty breaks, handwashing, and nap time for those who need it. The schedule may be adjusted based on the children's interests and needs.
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Google Gemini AI
2 days ago
Weekly Teaching Plan for Toddlers (Ages 18-36 Months)
Goal: To promote the holistic development of toddlers in all developmental areas.
Monday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Reading aloud: Introduce a new board book with simple vocabulary.
- Finger play: "Itsy Bitsy Spider" or "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes"
- Cognitive:
- Sensory bin: Explore different textures and objects in a sensory bin.
- Sorting: Sort objects by color or shape.
- Physical:
- Free play: Provide blocks, balls, and other toys for exploration and movement.
- Gross motor skills: Practice crawling, climbing, or jumping.
Tuesday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Storytime: Read a story with repetition and predictable patterns.
- Letter recognition: Introduce a new letter (e.g., "A" for apple) through a song or book.
- Cognitive:
- Science exploration: Observe different objects using magnifying glasses or microscopes.
- Cause and effect: Show toddlers how to drop balls or push buttons to create different sounds.
- Physical:
- Obstacle course: Create an obstacle course with pillows, tunnels, and cones.
- Dance party: Play music and encourage toddlers to dance and move freely.
Wednesday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Writing tools: Introduce crayons, markers, or paint for scribbling and exploration.
- Rhyming game: Play a rhyming game with simple words.
- Cognitive:
- Animals and nature: Introduce toddlers to different animals or plants through books, videos, or stuffed animals.
- Classification: Sort animals by habitat or characteristics.
- Physical:
- Outdoor play: Take toddlers outside for fresh air and play on the slide or swings.
- Water play: Set up a water table or sensory bin for splashing and exploration.
Thursday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Bookmaking: Make simple books with toddlers using paper, crayons, and stickers.
- Storytelling: Encourage toddlers to tell their own stories or retell familiar ones.
- Cognitive:
- Shapes and patterns: Create shapes using blocks or puzzles.
- Music and rhythm: Introduce toddlers to different musical instruments and rhythms.
- Physical:
- Fine motor skills: Play dough or finger painting for developing fine motor skills.
- Yoga or stretching: Lead toddlers in simple yoga poses or stretching exercises.
Friday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Puppet show: Use puppets to interact with toddlers and introduce new vocabulary.
- Songs and rhymes: Sing songs and rhymes that encourage language development.
- Cognitive:
- Dramatic play: Set up a dramatic play area with dress-up clothes and props.
- Problem-solving: Present toddlers with small problems to solve, such as opening a container or finding a missing toy.
- Physical:
- Gross motor games: Play games like "Duck, Duck, Goose" or "Simon Says."
- Relaxation activity: Lead toddlers in a calming activity like reading a book or listening to soothing music.
Goal: To promote the holistic development of toddlers in all developmental areas.
Monday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Reading aloud: Introduce a new board book with simple vocabulary.
- Finger play: "Itsy Bitsy Spider" or "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes"
- Cognitive:
- Sensory bin: Explore different textures and objects in a sensory bin.
- Sorting: Sort objects by color or shape.
- Physical:
- Free play: Provide blocks, balls, and other toys for exploration and movement.
- Gross motor skills: Practice crawling, climbing, or jumping.
Tuesday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Storytime: Read a story with repetition and predictable patterns.
- Letter recognition: Introduce a new letter (e.g., "A" for apple) through a song or book.
- Cognitive:
- Science exploration: Observe different objects using magnifying glasses or microscopes.
- Cause and effect: Show toddlers how to drop balls or push buttons to create different sounds.
- Physical:
- Obstacle course: Create an obstacle course with pillows, tunnels, and cones.
- Dance party: Play music and encourage toddlers to dance and move freely.
Wednesday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Writing tools: Introduce crayons, markers, or paint for scribbling and exploration.
- Rhyming game: Play a rhyming game with simple words.
- Cognitive:
- Animals and nature: Introduce toddlers to different animals or plants through books, videos, or stuffed animals.
- Classification: Sort animals by habitat or characteristics.
- Physical:
- Outdoor play: Take toddlers outside for fresh air and play on the slide or swings.
- Water play: Set up a water table or sensory bin for splashing and exploration.
Thursday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Bookmaking: Make simple books with toddlers using paper, crayons, and stickers.
- Storytelling: Encourage toddlers to tell their own stories or retell familiar ones.
- Cognitive:
- Shapes and patterns: Create shapes using blocks or puzzles.
- Music and rhythm: Introduce toddlers to different musical instruments and rhythms.
- Physical:
- Fine motor skills: Play dough or finger painting for developing fine motor skills.
- Yoga or stretching: Lead toddlers in simple yoga poses or stretching exercises.
Friday:
- Language and Literacy:
- Puppet show: Use puppets to interact with toddlers and introduce new vocabulary.
- Songs and rhymes: Sing songs and rhymes that encourage language development.
- Cognitive:
- Dramatic play: Set up a dramatic play area with dress-up clothes and props.
- Problem-solving: Present toddlers with small problems to solve, such as opening a container or finding a missing toy.
- Physical:
- Gross motor games: Play games like "Duck, Duck, Goose" or "Simon Says."
- Relaxation activity: Lead toddlers in a calming activity like reading a book or listening to soothing music.
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