Showing posts with label Entry point. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Entry point. Show all posts

Friday, September 7, 2018

Penguins Circus

Entry Point: ANIMALS UNIT


To introduce the animals theme we set up a circus tent where the children
were invited for a circus game.
A clown introduced all the animals in the circus.
We had a mini theatre where a sheep came to visit us.

The children played, touched and felt the animals and placed
them in three different areas: air, water, land.

PURPOSE:
To introduce various animals through fun visual and censorial activity.

LPFÖ Revised 2018
  • To develop their curiosity and enjoyment, as well as their ability to play and learn. 


Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Penguins Entry point

Entry point

We started a week before our entry point, with slowly introducing flowers and plants. We learned parts of a plant, seeing and picking different flowers and leaves outside. We also had an activity of flower scents, we made flowers of old newspaper and dropped flower scents so that it will smell and looked like a real flower.  

The second week we had our entry point,  wesaw a short video of how to plant seeds and how to take care of it.

Today everyone got a small clay pot to plant their seeds in, they all one by one stood up to put soil in and add the seeds, some children needed help to water the plant. Overall it was a fun and educational entry point, and it’s an ongoing activity. We will take good care of our own plant and see it grow throughout the theme and in the end we each will take it home and continue the growth.

Purpose
Entry point
Plant a seed

Lpfö 98 Revised 2016

  • Develop their understanding of science and relationships to nature,as well as knowledge of plants, animals and also simple chemical processes and physical phenomena
  • Develop their identity and feel secure in themselves
  • Develop their creative abilities and the ability to convey impressions, thoughts and experiences in many different forms.
  • Develop their curiosity and enjoyment,as well as their ability to play and learn