Curriculum 1.10 Learn: Baker Lake 2025 by

INSTRUCTIONS:

ece37 — 2025-07-08 18:50:16 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.

Marbling

2025-11-14 16:27:10 UTC

This activity fosters creativity (cognitive), improves fine motor skills and helps improve hand to eye coordination (physical development), and can be used to express their feelings through non verbal communication (emotional).

-Lisa Parker.

Marbling

2025-11-14 16:53:00 UTC

this activity fosters cognitive domain because it organizes colors, focus on my fine motor skills. Another is emotional because it takes patients to move around the oil/color and physical because we use our hands to move around the colors, have good balance with the oil/color and picking up the paper

~Shania

2025-11-15 18:57:40 UTC

This activity would help children’s develop their memory skills, by memorizing the oil/water & food colouring

Cognitive domain

memory and thinking skills
Learning
Remembering

Social

being around friends/teachers
Asking questions
Showing their other teachers what they’ve done and that their done their work..

-krisy

Marbling art supports CD in these domains.

2025-11-17 16:18:42 UTC

This marbling art activity supports fine motor development.

They drop in oil, food colouring, drop and swirl paint. Gripping art tools like droppers

Cognitive development:

They explore what happens in the water and swirl the colours, what colour choices they make to mix, what patterns and designs they use, it helps them be more creative. This helps them solve their creativity.

-Angel A.

Marbling

2025-11-17 20:15:51 UTC

This marbling activity is great for children who are the at the age of 4-5 years old. This activity will help their Physical and Social Domain as they’re developing their motor skills through arts and crafts with their hands. Another thing that this helps is when they are gathered together as a group by watching and learning from their teachers as they show an example; they will ask questions or when they are done, they will call out your name and show you their art work.

Verna Kalluk

Marbling

2025-11-20 20:23:01 UTC

This is my marbling activity, this activity is great for children to learn and observe art.

Janaya

Marbling

2025-11-20 20:40:02 UTC

Social Domain: This art activity helps the children to socialize and interact with each other, it also gets them to talk about the colours they have on their paper.

Cognitive domain: This art activity helps the children to wonder which colours mix up and wonder what colours make what, for example red and yellow mixed together makes orange.

-Hillary

Marbling

2025-11-20 20:56:09 UTC

This activity is using 2 or more domains.

This marbling art will use your brain to memorize the colours, it can show that we can use the same colours to make different colours. Teaching children how to mix colours is in important because most will be able to know before going to school or whatever in life they do.

They will be using their arms to help doing this art because moving their arms to do this art. Putting your arms in and out of the bucket.

Holly Kayuryuk