Curriculum 1.10 Learn: Applied - Pang F25 by

INSTRUCTIONS:

ece37 — 2025-07-08 19:06:51 UTC

Upload a photo of your marbling artwork. Then answer this question: How does this activity support children’s development in all or some of the domains. Refer to TWO domains in your answer.

Karol

2025-10-28 15:21:40 UTC

This activity supports two domains= cognitive and physical skills.

Cognitive= helps create their imagination when painting and strengthening their learning brains

Physical= it can strengthen their fine motor skills, moving their arms and fingers reaching for paints

Oloosie

2025-10-28 15:23:23 UTC

The Marbling art is a great way to teach children that you can use different ingredients while painting. Children have so much imagination and by adding different colours they can say they painted an animal or a sky full of stars.

2025-10-28 15:29:13 UTC

Dorothy

For this activity. Development domains.

Cognitive deciding colours, and adding different colours, and following step by steps for this marbling, experimenting about water and oil.

Emotional, this activity can be calming for children’s.

Martha

2025-10-28 15:37:09 UTC

Kids will learn they can use more art supplies or even ingredients we use to bake or cook,

cognitive domains, deciding the colours and thinking how to do it

Social domain, kids will communicate and asks each other what to do and will explain to eachother

Samantha

2025-10-28 19:17:37 UTC

Cognitive domain - starting with a fresh sheet of paper with endless ideas to draw

Physical domain - using fine motor skills hand and eye coordination

Annie

2025-11-20 19:45:58 UTC

Physical domain~ using fine motor skills and mussel’s

Social domains~ they’ll be colouring with friends at daycare