Curriculum 1.8 Review: Applied Cam Bay F25 by

ece37 — 2025-07-08 14:37:39 UTC

INSTRUCTIONS: Answer the following question: What are some ways that a child’s art can continue to be celebrate even when the activity is complete?

2025-11-26 16:31:33 UTC

What are some ways that a child’s art can continue to be celebrate even when the activity is complete?

The child can celebrate with their painting by the sunset that they made and they can see what we have a beautiful sunset!

Michelle

2025-11-26 16:32:59 UTC

Children’s art can continue to celebrate even when activities aren’t complete for many reasons. Children have very short attention span so getting them to finish a project can be difficult. We celebrate their work because they’ve interacted with the activities. They’ve tried their best or even acknowledged that it exists. Some children can finish it while others get distracted.

Shalyne

2025-11-26 17:19:08 UTC

What are some ways that a child’s art can continue to be celebrated even when the activity is complete?

A child’s are can be celebrated long after completion through creative display,transforming into piece for treasure keepsakes or gifts,

Camillia

2025-11-26 20:28:39 UTC

A child’s finished art can be celebrated by displaying or repurposing it to create lasting keepsakes and functional items around the classroom or at home. The attention span of a child is very short so getting them to finish a project may be difficult but we celebrate their work cause they’ve interacted with the activity

-Ada

2025-11-27 04:57:43 UTC

What are some ways that a child’s art can continue to be celebrate even when the activity is complete?

We would ask the child if they would like us to display it on the wall of art or hang on the ceiling.

Also let them know they did a beautiful job with their art work.

-Jocelyn

2025-11-27 05:28:36 UTC

We can display them in the daycare where they can see everyday, reminding the child that they did a good job completing an art project on their own. Showing parents at the end of day for them to take hom, ask them what their art is all about and why it makes them happy.

Megan

2025-11-27 22:21:45 UTC

Share ways that a child’s art can continue to be celebrated even when the activity is complete.

We can clip and say “Horray!” Display it on the wall, or give it to their parent’s that way they can see their progress.

Colleen

2025-11-28 00:18:10 UTC

What are some ways that a child’s art can continue to be celebrated even when the activity is complete?

We Would hang up their art work for display to show the children their hard work and that they completed an activity at the end of the month we would gather all their hard work for the parents to see their neat activity’s

-Madeline

2025-12-03 22:23:20 UTC

What are some ways that a child’s art can be celebrated even when the activity is complete?

When the child’s are is complete, we can either hang it up or give to the parent and that is a keepsake for the parents and the child so he/she can look back at “I remember making this at daycare”

Collette