They provide students with different activities and total physical response, young learners need to move. The routines help students understand discipline and order.

It gives them a sense of security because of the routine; It guides them through the class and makes them also feel responsible for the time management;

They support children by providing children with opportunities to help their cognitive and motor skills, feel safe and confident, reduce anxiety, reflect on what they have experienced.

To build it up, teacher should set clear procedures, using consistent lesson structures, incorporating familiar activities, and reinforcing expectations through repetition and positive reinforcement. Some suggested procedures may be singing songs/chants, using rhymes which combine actions and instructions, explore different body movements/positions, making sounds using musical instruments and other tools to signal the start/end of activities.

Our day today;

It's on;

Thank you

they provide a sense of routine and confidence while students can explore different abilities

These steps are important because they give students a sense of routine. Predictability is not only important, it’s essential when teaching children. The goal is to reduce anxiety and help students understand what they are doing, as well as what is about to happen. Each step plays a role, and together they support the learning process.

They support children's development in early education by structuring the lessons into blocks, creating a sense of consistency and repetetion, which is essential for the construction of a routine.

They provide social, cognitive and emocional development.

In early childhood it's important to have routine so the lessons can be predictable to children, making them confident to speak and know the next steps of the lesson, therefore speak. The steps also provide moments of body movement and focused time.

Once, as a teacher, I explores the story "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", and the students were open to try some of the fruits, after the storytime.

This routine promotes a sense of security and predictability, providing a safe space for the kids and supporting independence and focus, also reducing anxiety and unwanted behaviours.

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In the early education it's important building routines with students because it provides security, improves focus, and fosters responsibility. It also helps manage time, reduces anxiety, and encourages good habits. Routine also helps with smooth transitions, making it easier fort he children to learn more effectively

It's on - main class activity

Let's move - TPR activity based

Thank you - relaxation moment, reflection about the class.

-Let´s Move;

- All about today;

- Who is here today;

- It´s on

- Thank you

All these steps aim building a safe environment for the child to develop themselves in a holistic way

• Let´s move

• Our day to day (circle time, routine, who is here today, etc)

• It´s on

• Thank you

These steps help children to understand what to expect from most of the classes, with not much surprises and creates a safe environment for them to learn and share, all that combined makes it possible for students to relate to one another and so making the learning process a lot more meaningful.

• Let´s move

• Our day today

• it´s on

• Thank you

They provide a safe zone to the kids knowing what it´s going to happen, developing confidence through the days.