What activities or lessons can be done with my 2 preschoolers, using standard dominoes?
Q. They are good with letters and phonics, and can count to 10 well, fairly to 20. They are 2 little boys who love learning, and we are using the Montessori style (similar to learn-thru-play). Activities that can be done "on the road" are good, too. Any ideas?
Asked by replysonja - Fri May 16 09:47:40 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well my son is in Kindergarten and they use dominoes for learning addition. Like on the worksheets; they'll have say...4 dots on one side and 2 on the other. They write down 4 than 2 and count all the dots and get 6 of course. So it's a great way to learn how to do basic addition. Learning thru play is the best way to learn and especially; like putting addition facts, while singing; jingles are good ways to remember things. You could play I spy, to work on colors and objects. You could even play war with cards; to learn which number is bigger/greater..you could play a memory game; where you place the cards upside down and find the match. Good way to learn sharing/taking turns. You are definitely on the right track. They are… [cont.]
Answered by inwardbound - Fri May 16 10:10:29 2008
Q. They are good with letters and phonics, and can count to 10 well, fairly to 20. They are 2 little boys who love learning, and we are using the Montessori style (similar to learn-thru-play). Activities that can be done "on the road" are good, too. Any ideas?
Asked by replysonja - Fri May 16 09:47:40 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well my son is in Kindergarten and they use dominoes for learning addition. Like on the worksheets; they'll have say...4 dots on one side and 2 on the other. They write down 4 than 2 and count all the dots and get 6 of course. So it's a great way to learn how to do basic addition. Learning thru play is the best way to learn and especially; like putting addition facts, while singing; jingles are good ways to remember things. You could play I spy, to work on colors and objects. You could even play war with cards; to learn which number is bigger/greater..you could play a memory game; where you place the cards upside down and find the match. Good way to learn sharing/taking turns. You are definitely on the right track. They are… [cont.]
Answered by inwardbound - Fri May 16 10:10:29 2008
How old do you think a child should be to start participating or taking lessons in the following activities?
Q. Choir Singing Lessons Piano Guitar Soccer Swimming Figure Skating Tennis Community theatre Church youth group Sparks/Brownies/Scouts Thanks!
Asked by musicforever - Sun Mar 1 10:24:42 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Choir Singing Lessons Piano Guitar Soccer Swimming Figure Skating Tennis Community theatre Church youth group Sparks/Brownies/Scouts Thanks!
Asked by musicforever - Sun Mar 1 10:24:42 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
I need activities to do with the kids in my level one swim lessons.?
Q. I am teaching level one swim lessons. It is a class of three year old boys. Do have any suggestions of activities that I could do with them that would get them interested in the water, and putting their faces in it, along with entertaining them. I've never taught level one before, so this has never been a problem. Also what should I do with kids who cry and want to go to their moms/dads all the time?
Asked by thegirl - Tue Aug 7 23:13:15 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just throw them in and see what happens...boys like adventure, right?:) lol
Answered by Y-Knot - Tue Aug 7 23:16:28 2007
Q. I am teaching level one swim lessons. It is a class of three year old boys. Do have any suggestions of activities that I could do with them that would get them interested in the water, and putting their faces in it, along with entertaining them. I've never taught level one before, so this has never been a problem. Also what should I do with kids who cry and want to go to their moms/dads all the time?
Asked by thegirl - Tue Aug 7 23:13:15 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just throw them in and see what happens...boys like adventure, right?:) lol
Answered by Y-Knot - Tue Aug 7 23:16:28 2007
What are some good activities to do when teaching swim lessons?
Q. I'm teaching a level 1 and a level 2 class. I need... A)some good group activities to do in the water B)some good solo things to do (ex. kicking in streamline posistion) C)some good excersises that the kids can do while i'm doing one on ones with other kids. thanks so much!
Asked by dancingintherain - Wed Feb 18 18:14:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay i know where your coming from i used to primarily teach level 3 and 4 classes but 1 and 2 are easy as pie. Something great to do with the level 2 is play red light green light(if your not familiar its where when you say green light they kick/swim towards you and red light they have to stop/tread water) for level one its all about keeping them entertained and not crying. Try lots of fun toys, you can have them do what i call spiderman along the wall(where they use their hands to shimmy along the wall in the water) and keep them active in what your doing or else they start to wander off lol. well good luck.
Answered by Paul - Wed Feb 18 19:59:26 2009
Q. I'm teaching a level 1 and a level 2 class. I need... A)some good group activities to do in the water B)some good solo things to do (ex. kicking in streamline posistion) C)some good excersises that the kids can do while i'm doing one on ones with other kids. thanks so much!
Asked by dancingintherain - Wed Feb 18 18:14:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay i know where your coming from i used to primarily teach level 3 and 4 classes but 1 and 2 are easy as pie. Something great to do with the level 2 is play red light green light(if your not familiar its where when you say green light they kick/swim towards you and red light they have to stop/tread water) for level one its all about keeping them entertained and not crying. Try lots of fun toys, you can have them do what i call spiderman along the wall(where they use their hands to shimmy along the wall in the water) and keep them active in what your doing or else they start to wander off lol. well good luck.
Answered by Paul - Wed Feb 18 19:59:26 2009
Can anyone provide some lessons and/or activities for a "Sharing and Caring" curriculum?
Q. My wife is a preschool teacher and is starting a class that focuses on manners and relationship skills and she needs some ideas for activities with kids (aged infant to 5 yrs) that would implement the skills of "Sharing and Caring" I know this isn't politics ?, but I needed responses and no one looking in the teaching section. Forgive me?
Asked by d'oh - Mon Oct 6 22:09:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. My wife is a preschool teacher and is starting a class that focuses on manners and relationship skills and she needs some ideas for activities with kids (aged infant to 5 yrs) that would implement the skills of "Sharing and Caring" I know this isn't politics ?, but I needed responses and no one looking in the teaching section. Forgive me?
Asked by d'oh - Mon Oct 6 22:09:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What are some good activities for barrel racing or western lessons?
Q. im teaching a little girl and would like to know some acitvites to keep her interested and to benefit her
Asked by walking on sunshine - Tue Oct 13 16:45:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are tons of mounted games that are similar to barrel racing yet would provide enough variety to keep her interested. Of course you would have to adapt some of them for her age and skill level, but they would give you a place to start. You can also adapt these games to teach your student some of the basic skills such as riding without stirrups, without reins, etc.
Answered by Katie Rose - Wed Oct 14 11:55:09 2009
Q. im teaching a little girl and would like to know some acitvites to keep her interested and to benefit her
Asked by walking on sunshine - Tue Oct 13 16:45:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are tons of mounted games that are similar to barrel racing yet would provide enough variety to keep her interested. Of course you would have to adapt some of them for her age and skill level, but they would give you a place to start. You can also adapt these games to teach your student some of the basic skills such as riding without stirrups, without reins, etc.
Answered by Katie Rose - Wed Oct 14 11:55:09 2009
What are some games and activities to do while I teach level 1 swim lessons?
Q. I teach a level 1 swim lesson class, which is a group of 3-5 year olds. What are some games that I can play with them that are different from the usual floating on your tummy and red light, green light? Please keep in mind that the kids are in 3 and 1/2 ft. waters and they can't touch the bottom of the pool...
Asked by thegirl - Wed Jul 9 22:14:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can play marco polo. (Just make sure you don't close your eyes) Tag in the water. You can bring one of those water balls and let them either play catch or you can throw it and let them race for it. There's plenty of water toys you can buy in a store. I once bought a set of water balls and a water Frisbee. You can just let them race and to make it fun you can have small rewards of lollipops or candy which they can eat at home if you don't want to supervise them while they eat (make sure their parents allow them to have candy). You can also have the easy reward of stickers. You can let them just splash around in the water...everyone I know finds that fun. If you can find another adult you can give them piggie-back rides and race to see… [cont.]
Answered by adari94 - Wed Jul 9 23:23:37 2008
Q. I teach a level 1 swim lesson class, which is a group of 3-5 year olds. What are some games that I can play with them that are different from the usual floating on your tummy and red light, green light? Please keep in mind that the kids are in 3 and 1/2 ft. waters and they can't touch the bottom of the pool...
Asked by thegirl - Wed Jul 9 22:14:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can play marco polo. (Just make sure you don't close your eyes) Tag in the water. You can bring one of those water balls and let them either play catch or you can throw it and let them race for it. There's plenty of water toys you can buy in a store. I once bought a set of water balls and a water Frisbee. You can just let them race and to make it fun you can have small rewards of lollipops or candy which they can eat at home if you don't want to supervise them while they eat (make sure their parents allow them to have candy). You can also have the easy reward of stickers. You can let them just splash around in the water...everyone I know finds that fun. If you can find another adult you can give them piggie-back rides and race to see… [cont.]
Answered by adari94 - Wed Jul 9 23:23:37 2008
Do you think teachers should include activities in their lessons in order to make the lessons more interesting?
Q. Do you think teachers should include activities in their lessons in order to make the lessons more interesting?
Asked by Phobe L - Mon Feb 23 02:28:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Think back to your own school experiences... What lessons did you enjoy the most? Sitting dictating notes or copying from the board? Or lessons which you got to explore and share what you were learning? And more importantly (at the time at least,) from which lessons could you remember what you learned? If a lesson doesn't engage students they are less likely to learn and pay attention, and the best way to avoid this is to make lessons interesting. Including activities which cater to different learning styles (eg, drawing, writing, watching, speaking, doing) will ensure that everyone gets something out of what you are teaching. If no one is interested in what you are teaching, what is the point of doing so?
Answered by Lizziebeth - Mon Feb 23 02:49:05 2009
Q. Do you think teachers should include activities in their lessons in order to make the lessons more interesting?
Asked by Phobe L - Mon Feb 23 02:28:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Think back to your own school experiences... What lessons did you enjoy the most? Sitting dictating notes or copying from the board? Or lessons which you got to explore and share what you were learning? And more importantly (at the time at least,) from which lessons could you remember what you learned? If a lesson doesn't engage students they are less likely to learn and pay attention, and the best way to avoid this is to make lessons interesting. Including activities which cater to different learning styles (eg, drawing, writing, watching, speaking, doing) will ensure that everyone gets something out of what you are teaching. If no one is interested in what you are teaching, what is the point of doing so?
Answered by Lizziebeth - Mon Feb 23 02:49:05 2009
what are the lessons learnt by Pakistan from the terrorist activities there?
Q. I m not an india indian condemning Pakistan or something...I m doing a project on Terrorism in Pakistan,so don't mistake me like some others.
Asked by loquacious me - Fri Apr 3 04:06:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *-*-* For your project *-*-* U will get detailed answer from this link: For the fight on terror of USA, Pakistan have suffered the most, even "Manawan Police Center" is targetted.? plz read between the lines. Army: Pakistan troops capture militant stronghold
Answered by Lion's Roar. - Sun Apr 5 12:53:48 2009
Q. I m not an india indian condemning Pakistan or something...I m doing a project on Terrorism in Pakistan,so don't mistake me like some others.
Asked by loquacious me - Fri Apr 3 04:06:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *-*-* For your project *-*-* U will get detailed answer from this link: For the fight on terror of USA, Pakistan have suffered the most, even "Manawan Police Center" is targetted.? plz read between the lines. Army: Pakistan troops capture militant stronghold
Answered by Lion's Roar. - Sun Apr 5 12:53:48 2009
Exciting / Engaging Activities to teach high school students about photosynthesis and cellular respiration?
Q. I am looking for a variety of activities which have been successfully used to teach high school biology students the concepts of photosynthesis and cellular respiration. Suggestions of technology based activities, lesson plan ideas, experiments, engaging project ideas etc would all be helpful.
Asked by Meg - Wed Jan 16 21:36:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When my teacher taught us photosynthesis it was so much fun!! she had all of us pretend we were different parts of the process (light molecules, ATP molecules, oxygen, etc.) then we would run around the classroom doing the cycle! we all loved it. and yes, we are high school students. juniors and sophomores. =]
Answered by black balloon. - Sat Jan 19 22:01:11 2008
Q. I am looking for a variety of activities which have been successfully used to teach high school biology students the concepts of photosynthesis and cellular respiration. Suggestions of technology based activities, lesson plan ideas, experiments, engaging project ideas etc would all be helpful.
Asked by Meg - Wed Jan 16 21:36:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When my teacher taught us photosynthesis it was so much fun!! she had all of us pretend we were different parts of the process (light molecules, ATP molecules, oxygen, etc.) then we would run around the classroom doing the cycle! we all loved it. and yes, we are high school students. juniors and sophomores. =]
Answered by black balloon. - Sat Jan 19 22:01:11 2008
I teach swim lessons and i need some suggestions/ideas on games or activities to do with them in the water?
Q. the kids are ages 3-6 and the only tools i have are noodles and kick boards...i already have them learning how to kick and arm strokes with both but that just doesnt fill up a 45 min class help? ideas?
Asked by pepe - Tue Jul 7 07:09:55 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. kids are competive have challenges like who can kick the fastes acroos the pool, how can you blow bubbles underwater for (while hanging onto the side) or who has the biggest splash. the trick is to make everybody a winner so focus on something you know each on can do well so that they can earn some incouragement. games like simon says, and tag work as easy distractions. I don't know how long you have them per week but desenate 15 mins out of a lesson as game time where they get to choose but they have to listen and obey all pool rules to earn there play time.
Answered by swimmergirl247 - Tue Jul 7 10:37:03 2009
Q. the kids are ages 3-6 and the only tools i have are noodles and kick boards...i already have them learning how to kick and arm strokes with both but that just doesnt fill up a 45 min class help? ideas?
Asked by pepe - Tue Jul 7 07:09:55 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. kids are competive have challenges like who can kick the fastes acroos the pool, how can you blow bubbles underwater for (while hanging onto the side) or who has the biggest splash. the trick is to make everybody a winner so focus on something you know each on can do well so that they can earn some incouragement. games like simon says, and tag work as easy distractions. I don't know how long you have them per week but desenate 15 mins out of a lesson as game time where they get to choose but they have to listen and obey all pool rules to earn there play time.
Answered by swimmergirl247 - Tue Jul 7 10:37:03 2009
I am a new preschool teacher, Does anyone have any ideas for activities/lessons? Thank you.?
Q. I am a new preschool teacher, Does anyone have any ideas for activities/lessons? Thank you.?
Asked by Jessica G - Sat Feb 3 21:35:30 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been working with kids for ages. The key is to catch their attention. They absolutely love art and crafts activities. I used to replace the sand in the sand tray with coloured rice or dried pasta. There's cornflour dough as well (just cornflour and water) that makes an absolutely amazing texture when you place it on trays. You can write in it or pour it, etc. If you want to get a few kids together to do a big painting project together, try to get them to paint a huge rainbow on a big piece or paper. They also love songs and rhymes with actions and stories read with lots of passion! It's also quite interesting to put well known equipment in new places, i.e. drawing outside ( you can try rubbing surfaces on papers with wax crayons),… [cont.]
Answered by Laurence C - Sun Feb 4 05:47:27 2007
Q. I am a new preschool teacher, Does anyone have any ideas for activities/lessons? Thank you.?
Asked by Jessica G - Sat Feb 3 21:35:30 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been working with kids for ages. The key is to catch their attention. They absolutely love art and crafts activities. I used to replace the sand in the sand tray with coloured rice or dried pasta. There's cornflour dough as well (just cornflour and water) that makes an absolutely amazing texture when you place it on trays. You can write in it or pour it, etc. If you want to get a few kids together to do a big painting project together, try to get them to paint a huge rainbow on a big piece or paper. They also love songs and rhymes with actions and stories read with lots of passion! It's also quite interesting to put well known equipment in new places, i.e. drawing outside ( you can try rubbing surfaces on papers with wax crayons),… [cont.]
Answered by Laurence C - Sun Feb 4 05:47:27 2007
What are good activities/lessons for mentally handicapped students?
Q. I am a teacher in an elementary school, and we have a very unique student and situation. I cannot go into too much detail, but he is in first grade and I do not have an MH background. What do I need to do with this student daily? What are the most important lessons and concepts? He knows some sight words, but does not read them in context yet. He gets very confused with days of the week, and we go over them daily. I would love to hear some great ideas for lessons/activites that are important to do daily with a student like this. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by iheartcavs - Wed Mar 11 00:25:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is he having on going assessments, or is he waiting for a IEP (Individual Education Plan). When working with people with developmental disabilities, is very challenging, but very rewarding. A few tips to remember; Talk calmly and quietly, as the student might startle easily with loud noises and voices. Encourage and support student, especially when making choices for themselves Give simple and clear instructions Set realistic goals and aims Be consistent and fair Don't make assumptions when the student is talking, this can cause frustration if they are trying to express their thoughts and feelings. Learn the students communication style Give regular feed back, especially to reinforce good behaviour Be mindful that they have bad days too,… [cont.]
Answered by Georgie - Wed Mar 11 05:44:55 2009
Q. I am a teacher in an elementary school, and we have a very unique student and situation. I cannot go into too much detail, but he is in first grade and I do not have an MH background. What do I need to do with this student daily? What are the most important lessons and concepts? He knows some sight words, but does not read them in context yet. He gets very confused with days of the week, and we go over them daily. I would love to hear some great ideas for lessons/activites that are important to do daily with a student like this. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by iheartcavs - Wed Mar 11 00:25:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is he having on going assessments, or is he waiting for a IEP (Individual Education Plan). When working with people with developmental disabilities, is very challenging, but very rewarding. A few tips to remember; Talk calmly and quietly, as the student might startle easily with loud noises and voices. Encourage and support student, especially when making choices for themselves Give simple and clear instructions Set realistic goals and aims Be consistent and fair Don't make assumptions when the student is talking, this can cause frustration if they are trying to express their thoughts and feelings. Learn the students communication style Give regular feed back, especially to reinforce good behaviour Be mindful that they have bad days too,… [cont.]
Answered by Georgie - Wed Mar 11 05:44:55 2009
Need kindergarten activities for home schooling?
Q. I am teaching my daughter at home for kindergarten and need some activities or lesson plans.
Asked by confused7873 - Tue Sep 25 14:25:53 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by ANGEL - Tue Sep 25 14:33:44 2007
Q. I am teaching my daughter at home for kindergarten and need some activities or lesson plans.
Asked by confused7873 - Tue Sep 25 14:25:53 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by ANGEL - Tue Sep 25 14:33:44 2007
Where can I find nutrition activities for children ages 2-8?
Q. I am a looking for nutrition activities for children ages 2-8, and I have to act as if I am the teacher. I need as many good ideas of nutrition activities for this age group as I can get. Any ideas of activities or lesson plans will be very helpful. It needs to be something educational but fun at the same time. If by any chance someone has used a nurtition activity before, or knows where I can get one from, it would be very helpful to me!
Asked by janelmoore2003 - Fri Apr 28 14:36:12 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. man, you should make those spider things out of peanut butter and pretzel sticks, or whateva those kick Ass
Answered by Aaron - Fri Apr 28 14:37:01 2006
Q. I am a looking for nutrition activities for children ages 2-8, and I have to act as if I am the teacher. I need as many good ideas of nutrition activities for this age group as I can get. Any ideas of activities or lesson plans will be very helpful. It needs to be something educational but fun at the same time. If by any chance someone has used a nurtition activity before, or knows where I can get one from, it would be very helpful to me!
Asked by janelmoore2003 - Fri Apr 28 14:36:12 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. man, you should make those spider things out of peanut butter and pretzel sticks, or whateva those kick Ass
Answered by Aaron - Fri Apr 28 14:37:01 2006
Where can I find youth ministry lessons and activities?
Q. Where can I find youth ministry lessons and activities?
Asked by harold 2 - Mon Jan 14 18:44:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try your local Christian bookstore. If you don't have one, I use ask.com a lot. It's easy to find a lot of good websites on there.
Answered by Suen - Mon Jan 14 18:49:34 2008
Q. Where can I find youth ministry lessons and activities?
Asked by harold 2 - Mon Jan 14 18:44:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try your local Christian bookstore. If you don't have one, I use ask.com a lot. It's easy to find a lot of good websites on there.
Answered by Suen - Mon Jan 14 18:49:34 2008
Ohio Elementary Standards for Math and Science Lesson Activities?
Q. I am currently working on lesson plans for K-3 graders I need webpages for Math and Science subjects.
Asked by Lucy - Sun Nov 25 18:29:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want the Ohio math and science content standards, you can find them on the Ohio Dep. of Ed.: Science: Mathematics:
Answered by Kev - Sun Nov 25 23:46:16 2007
Q. I am currently working on lesson plans for K-3 graders I need webpages for Math and Science subjects.
Asked by Lucy - Sun Nov 25 18:29:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want the Ohio math and science content standards, you can find them on the Ohio Dep. of Ed.: Science: Mathematics:
Answered by Kev - Sun Nov 25 23:46:16 2007
where would I find cosmetology lesson plans and activities for my class.?
Q. Would like to find free printables, lesson plans, activities for classroom. This is my first year teaching and I would like to make it fun!
Asked by natjm27 - Tue Aug 29 07:16:05 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just a thought, inquire at other vocational/technical centers, and speak with their cos instructors, and see what they can give you. You might even visit, to see how they do things. Depends on your area.
Answered by sassy_91 - Tue Aug 29 11:33:34 2006
Q. Would like to find free printables, lesson plans, activities for classroom. This is my first year teaching and I would like to make it fun!
Asked by natjm27 - Tue Aug 29 07:16:05 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just a thought, inquire at other vocational/technical centers, and speak with their cos instructors, and see what they can give you. You might even visit, to see how they do things. Depends on your area.
Answered by sassy_91 - Tue Aug 29 11:33:34 2006
Bible Stories and activities for children ages PreK-1st grade?
Q. Where can I find illustrated Bible stories for children with related activities and lessons that apply the story to life. i found some good websites but most, i need to pay for and I dont have any money. Does anybody know where I can find websites like these?
Asked by SheShe - Sat Mar 28 18:32:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why dont you try making up your own activity? arts and craft ideas are always fun...what if you like cut out some black and white pictures of animals, had the kids color them in and glue them onto a big arc made of brown construction paper. than you could talk about Noah's ark, while they do it.
Answered by IDK - Sun Mar 29 01:42:46 2009
Q. Where can I find illustrated Bible stories for children with related activities and lessons that apply the story to life. i found some good websites but most, i need to pay for and I dont have any money. Does anybody know where I can find websites like these?
Asked by SheShe - Sat Mar 28 18:32:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why dont you try making up your own activity? arts and craft ideas are always fun...what if you like cut out some black and white pictures of animals, had the kids color them in and glue them onto a big arc made of brown construction paper. than you could talk about Noah's ark, while they do it.
Answered by IDK - Sun Mar 29 01:42:46 2009
what learning activities are good for 18month - 2 year old children?
Q. i am planning a lesson activity to be done with children who are 18months to 2years old. i was wondering if anyone had any ideas or good websites that would aide in planning a group activity that is age appropriate.
Asked by who made this - Thu Mar 8 17:34:38 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Circle time is a great one. Flannel board stories, rhymes, songs, anything with language is great. One favorite of that age group is "Five Little Monkeys", they love the repetition. Another option is to have them play red light/green light or some sort of physical activity (dance to "Shake Your Sillies Out" by Raffi). Just be creative, and as long as you are excited about it-they will be also. Good Luck!
Answered by young61021 - Thu Mar 8 17:40:49 2007
Q. i am planning a lesson activity to be done with children who are 18months to 2years old. i was wondering if anyone had any ideas or good websites that would aide in planning a group activity that is age appropriate.
Asked by who made this - Thu Mar 8 17:34:38 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Circle time is a great one. Flannel board stories, rhymes, songs, anything with language is great. One favorite of that age group is "Five Little Monkeys", they love the repetition. Another option is to have them play red light/green light or some sort of physical activity (dance to "Shake Your Sillies Out" by Raffi). Just be creative, and as long as you are excited about it-they will be also. Good Luck!
Answered by young61021 - Thu Mar 8 17:40:49 2007
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