This document discusses teaching strategies for early education. It recommends (1) setting up daily time for creativity and exploration with art materials, (2) organizing small groups and cooperative learning activities for preschoolers, and (3) reading to students everyday and encouraging families to read to get students hooked on literacy from an early age. Consistency is also important for setting clear classroom rules and allowing student choice to build problem-solving and social skills.

1. TEACHING
STRATEGIES
By: Debbrah Fisher
{ Early Education
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2. Setting up time each day for
creativity and exploration
with a variety of art
materials.
{ Teaching early childhood
INSTRUCIONAL STATEGIES

3. Set up small groups and
activities for cooperative
learning among the
preschoolers.
{ Teaching new skills or building on what they already know
INSTRUCTIONAL STRAGEGIES

4. Read everyday and
get them hooked on
literacy at an early
age. Visit the
library, give them
time to explore
books. Encourage
families to read.
{ Hook them on reading
INSTRUCTIONAL STRAGEGIES

5. Setting up clear classroom
rules with the help of the
children. This helps them to by
into the rules.
Listening ears
Walking feet inside
{ Set Classroom Rules from day one and
consistence is vital to classroom management
All help clean up
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
STATEGIES

6. Giving children
opportunities and
allowing them to
choose what to
do, where to go and
who to work with.
Encouraging them to
use their words and
problem skills and
build their social
skills.
{ High Scope and Second Step Curriculum
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
STATEGIES

7. Education's purpose is to replace an
empty mind with an open one.
Malcolm Forbes
{
Early Education: The young child learns through
imitation and will imitate the adults around them. Be a
role model.
STRATEGY