Curriculum 1.6 Explore: Baker Lake 2025 by

ece37 — 2025-07-08 18:42:29 UTC

INSTRUCTIONS: Share a photo of your colour wheel. Then answer the following questions: 1. How would you set up this activity for toddlers (three years old) so that everyone is successful? 2. What benefits would three year old get from participating in this art activity?

2025-10-24 16:04:39 UTC

I would set up a table first put garbage bag on table. Put paint unto a plate put water in container, then put paint brushes on table lay out the paper. Get ready to paint. The child would learn different colours.

2025-10-24 16:12:28 UTC

I would set up this activity for toddlers by having the concentrated paint and water mixed up, paint brushes and paint jackets ready to use and set up at our painting station. I would place the children 1 by 1 at the table and put their jackets on, then once all the children are sitting at the table, I would hand them the paint brushes and I would show them how to paint with the water paint.

The benefits a three year old would get from participating in this art activity are learning hand-eye coordination, learning the different colours, and fostering creativity.

-Lisa

2025-10-24 16:16:29 UTC

Setting up the colour wheel activity for toddlers

How I would set up this activity for toddlers is by putting each primary colour into a ziplock bag and showing them what happens when it is mixed with another primary colour.

The benefits are 3 year old would get:

•learning to recognize and memorize different colours

•early thinking, they start to observe changes and comparing colours.

•Improve their skills, they can squish the ziplock bags to strengthen their hand and finger muscles, while doing so, it can help them improve their cutting, writing and other fine motor skills.

-Angel A.

2025-10-24 16:19:03 UTC

I would get paint jackets for the kids so they dont get any paint on their shirts and put the paint in little containers for the kids ahead of time and get the paint brushes as well so im not rushing and have an example ready to show the kids.

The benefits for a three-year-old would get is feeling proud and happiness when they show us ECE workers what they have done on their own, and this activity would also work on their fine motor skills (holding a paint brush)

-Harriet

2025-10-24 16:26:58 UTC

Red blue yellow colors

2025-10-24 20:31:45 UTC

Water paint

2025-10-24 20:45:11 UTC

1. I would mix all the colours in the art room, set up the table for the kids, once set up, id ask all the children to come and sing at their seats and explain what they would need to do.

They would start to memorize which colours mix with what and then hopefully remember what colour it makes. So like for yellow and orange, they would remember that the mixture makes red.
-Hillary pauloosie

2025-10-24 20:53:54 UTC

For this project I would explain to the kids what we’ll be doing for today’s activities, explain to them on how to do it. Put garbage bags around table and put on protection so they don’t put paint on themselves, set up the paint and hand it to them to get started.

Benefits: Learning to colour nicely, memorizing and setting skills for the 3 year olds. Having patience to get it done.

Hattie aningaat

2025-10-27 15:53:06 UTC

Robin Iqqaat

I would set up the daycare tables into groups, depending on how many children are present and start by showing them what they’re going to be making. Advise the children not to touch any of the supplies yet that I prepared and are already at the table while I’m giving clear instructions on what they need to do. The benefits they are getting are learning the primary colours and have a lot of fun painting! :)

2025-11-13 22:19:54 UTC

Setting up I would start by giving them white paper, then get bowls for the colour, then start putting the paint in, and explain to the kids what art were going to start doing..

Benefits would be

-learning

-knowing to take the colour off the sponge

-and drying the paper

-krisy