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TOWERVIEW PLAYSCHOOL
It
was wonderful to watch all the children coming into Playschool after half term- keen to get on with their day. This term we are looking at experiments and
growing.
They
listen well to how to make play dough and all joined in to make it.
We
had an impromptu visit from the community police lady who allowed the children
to explore the police-car and turn siren and lights on!
The
children have enjoyed the water play using different containers to water their
lettuces radish and beans. There was also a castle built with the foam blocks
for ‘Rapunzel’ role play.
Outdoors the children were engrossed in
mark making with chunky chalks on the playground. Using their imagination they
drew ‘rainbows’ , ‘rivers’, ‘aeroplanes’ and ‘dinosaurs’.
The children showed
increasing skill and control in their gross and fine motor skills working
creatively on a large and small scale and enjoying what they had set out to do.
AT BROADWAY PLAYSCHOOL
Great to see the children at Broadway Playschool
really involved outside, responding to each other and working together building
with crates and planks to balance.
They have all been introduced to the mud kitchen area and seem excited
to get involve....looking forward to messy times ahead !
CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECTIVE LEARNING -
Active learning – motivation - Being involved and concentrating
Here
we see the children’s motivation to learn in their engagement with the environment
, staff and each other.
They
are able to focus on their choice of activity and on the different activities
being introduced – such as making playdough or listening to the police lady.
The use of mark making that comes from their
interest to repeat what they have seen and to communicate through the written
word is all starting here- and it is so exciting to see, and be a part of!
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