Assessment tittle:
BLOCK BUILDING | |||||
Age of Children: | 0-3 years | Time: | 2:00PM-2:2:40PM | Date: | 4th August, 2022 |
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Lesson Objectives | |||||
l Promote imagination by allowing children to follow their own ideas to discover and share blocks with others l Encourage self-expression by enabling children to share ideas during play and apply communication forms suitable for even the bilingual and non-verbal groups l Develop problem-solving and reasoning skills as they find out block patterns that work and those that do not
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Children’s interests/prior Knowledge | |||||
Creativity, imagination, and desire to explore are required for the success of this lesson. Learners should also be capable of listening to and understanding instructions from their educators. | |||||
Resources/Materials | |||||
l Blocks of varying shapes, colours, and sizes l Tables | |||||
Description of Experience/Procedure | |||||
Educator presents the the different blocks to the children and starts a discussion on the sizes, shapes and colours. The teacher then allows children to try making different items using the various blocks and observes the children’s creativity.
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Simplifications
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Educator moves from one group to another to ask children to identify the colours, shapes, and sizes of the blocks on their tables to determine their level of understanding.
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Extensions
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The teacher allows children to ask questions questions based on their experiences. All the questions are answered and illustrations offered, where necessary. | |||||
Pedagogical Practices (Teaching Strategies) | |||||
Educator’s role Avails the resources, offers guidelines, supervises the children’s work, and answers questions while focusing on the objectives of this lesson
Open-ended Questions l How should the lesson’s activities be organised to meet the set objectives? l What aspects could be checked to determine if the children understand the intended objectives?
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Evaluation of Experience | |||||
Assessment/documentation for children’s learning: Observation of children’s participation and asking of questions to find out how much the childre understood.
Achievement's narration: Children should: l Correctly identify the blocks colours l Name the shapes l Be able to construct an object l Describe what they have constructed
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Linking to EYLF Outcome/s
Tick one relevant outcome and provide rationale |
Rationale: Identification skills enable children to describe the different block colours, shapes, pattern, and sizes | ||||
Future Planning | |||||
Include play dough and paints in block building activity so children make stronger objects and apply desired paint colours |