As young as age two, kids begin the process of learning to care for their own bodies and being responsible. At this time - being preschoolers, they are already capable of responsibilities, awareness, self-care and some household tasks when given age-appropriate opportunities to practice.
At this age, kids love being helpers and learning to do things on their own. Using practical life skills to encourage a young child's desire for independence will promote healthy development (order, concentration, self-control, coordination, independence) and foster a sense of responsibility at home, in childcare, or in the classroom.
During the week, we go over the basic things the living things need such as food, water, and shelter and discussed our responsibility towards living things.
Inquiry:
Talking about responsibility, we talked about one of the basic needs the animals need. So here are the kids building home for their pets or favorite animals.
Morning Circle:
Math:
How big is our classroom? Measuring the size of our classroom using the non-standard measurement.
Language:
This week's letter is the letter Ss and its sound. S for Spider.
Vocabulary words:
seal, seed, sip, sit, spider, and sun.
Snack and free-play:
Day by day, their grass is growing so they are. These kids are becoming more responsible and I couldn't be any prouder. They look after their plants and our fish.
Day by day, their grass is growing so they are. These kids are becoming more responsible and I couldn't be any prouder. They look after their plants and our fish.
Japanese Lesson:
Park Trip:
Cooking and Farewell Party:
Where's the good in goodbye? We will miss you in the class Kanoko!
We will miss you Kanoko! All the best in America.
These angels are the sweetest. This happened while I was away. Kids never forget!
