Galaxy Class Classroom Adventure Weekly Journal 🚩
The children worked together in the classroom to find where the “Everyday Items Flashcards” were hiding. During this process, they learned to take turns, wait, and share their discoveries. When they found a flashcard, the children eagerly pointed it out to their teachers and friends, building confidence and a sense of participation through mutual responses and affirmations, while enjoying the joy of exploring together.
Next, the little ones focused on manipulating the wooden track blocks, aligning and connecting them with their hands. They made repeated adjustments, showcasing their remarkable concentration and fine motor development.
The teacher also used the everyday items flashcards to guide the children in talking about and pointing to the items, practicing language expression in a relaxed and interactive way.
Finally, we conducted a cone weaving activity where the children moved forward in sequence, observing the path while walking and thinking. This promoted large muscle development and cultivated their initial understanding of sequence concepts.
Learning through play and growing through learning, every day is a precious little step forward 🌱
The children worked together in the classroom to find where the “Everyday Items Flashcards” were hiding. During this process, they learned to take turns, wait, and share their discoveries. When they found a flashcard, the children eagerly pointed it out to their teachers and friends, building confidence and a sense of participation through mutual responses and affirmations, while enjoying the joy of exploring together.
Next, the little ones focused on manipulating the wooden track blocks, aligning and connecting them with their hands. They made repeated adjustments, showcasing their remarkable concentration and fine motor development.
The teacher also used the everyday items flashcards to guide the children in talking about and pointing to the items, practicing language expression in a relaxed and interactive way.
Finally, we conducted a cone weaving activity where the children moved forward in sequence, observing the path while walking and thinking. This promoted large muscle development and cultivated their initial understanding of sequence concepts.
Learning through play and growing through learning, every day is a precious little step forward 🌱
