Inferring together with peers

Measuring together with peers

Predicting together with peers
Teamwork!!!
Physical Skills- 
Eye-Hand Coordination 

 Fine Motor Skills/Small Motor Skills
Cognitive Skills- 
Enhancing the five senses through experiments-

•        Sight

•        Tough

•        Hearing

•        Smell

•        Taste

•        Problem Solving
Featured Activity: Rainbow Baking Soda
"You are going to LOVE this baking soda science experiment!! Toddlers and preschoolers (and older kids too) who love rainbows will be AMAZED by this rainbow science experiment for kids. The best part is that it is pretty easy to set up for an afternoon of fun learning using just a few supplies!! Below you will find step-by-step directions to get started with this fun and easy baking soda science experiment."

•         Cooperation

•         Sharing

•         Social Roles

•         Prosocial Values (honesty, service, loyalty, truthfulness)

•         How to gain entrance to a group

•         How to be a leader

•         How to wait your turn

•         How to negotiate 

•         Concepts such as work, pay, order, time

•         Concepts of travel, transportation, construction

•         Concepts of illness, doctors, emergencies

•         Roles of family members, workers

•         Problem-solving

•         Planning

Featured Activity- 
Construction Site Dramatic Play

"Change the dramatic play center into a Construction Site for a construction theme! Your Preschool, Pre-k, or Kindergarten kiddos will go CRAZY for this theme and learn a ton. It’s super easy to sneak in tons of literacy, math, and STEM into their play too."
Construction Site Dramatic Play - Pocket of Preschool

Mastery Level- Has favorite books, wants same story to read and read again, knows words or phrases from story and repeats them

Meaning Level- Retells story from book, may pretend to read it, changes elements of stories
Comprehension: understanding what they have read or been told, and being able to answer questions about it

Creativity: exploration of ideas and possibilities

Kids are continuously learning how sounds and language work. Children from birth to 6 years old are typically not reading on their own, but they are still constantly developing communication skills, which is why reading books to them and telling stories play an important role, especially in these early years.
Featured Activity-
ROCKET SHIP ALPHABET MATCH UP
"Students will match the upper and lowercase letters to complete the puzzles. Beginning sound recognition will also be practiced with this activity."
Language and Literacy Activities For Kids - Preschool Play (preschool-play.com)