Erasmus+ Project "Play to learn, learn to play"

1. My favourite toy
ERASMUS + PROJECT
“PLAY TO LEARN, LEARN TO PLAY“
2018-1-LT01-KA229-047004_1
Silutes r. Katyciu pagrindine mokykla

2. Subject
After school activities
Grade 1 - 10
Number of the pupils 56
Teacher
V. Gecaite,
V. Vindzigelskiene,
I. Stankeviciute
Topic Toys for various ages
Objectives To share the experience of playing.
To improve communicationa and collaboration skills.
To have fun.

3. Methods Presentation, display.
Materials Toys
Short description
1. The pupils bring their favourite toys to school and present
them to the schoolmates:
Name of the toy
How old is it
How did the pupil get the toy
What do the pupil do with the toy
2. Exhibition of the toys.

4. Toys
• Toys are more than just fun and games for
kids. Most toys provide at least some
opportunity for children to learn. The best
toys engage a child’s senses, spark their
imaginations and encourage them to interact
with others.

5. Toys
• Babies and Toys Babies are eager to learn about the world
around them, and they have much to learn. Every new
shape, color, texture, taste and sound is a learning
experience for them. Giving your baby toys that are safe
and stimulating will help him discover his senses.
• Rattles and toys that make music are favorites of
infants. Toys with contrasting colors are fascinating to
babies and stimulate their developing vision. As they grow,
infants can use toys to explore object permanence and
cause and effect relationships.
• They also need objects such as blocks to help them build
motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

6. Toys
• Toys for Toddlers Toddlers can play with a wider variety of
toys than they did when they were smaller. They might still
enjoy some of the toys they played with as babies, and
that’s fine. The same blocks they played with a year or two
ago can provide them with new and different educational
opportunities as their knowledge expands. But they also
need toys that are designed with kids their age in mind.
• Shape sorters are great for toddlers. They teach them how
to match similar items and provide parents the opportunity
to teach them the names of the shapes. Lego blocks
provide an opportunity to learn more about colors and
symmetry while they develop their motor skills

7. Toys
• Toys for Preschool and School-Aged Children When
children reach preschool age, it’s time to start learning
about letters, numbers and language skills.
• There are lots of toys that encourage this type of learning,
from simple alphabet puzzles to high-tech electronic
gadgets. These can give children a head start by introducing
them to the things they will be learning in school.
• Kids who are at school can supplement their learning with
fun and educational toys. Giving them the opportunity to
have fun while practicing the things they are learning at
school will increase their retention of those things.

8. Toys
• Children can learn a lot from playing. When
you give children educational toys and play
with them, it gives them a chance to bond
with you, learn, and have fun at the same
time. And making education enjoyable will
help children retain the things they learn and
develop a positive attitude toward learning.

9. You are my teddy bear
My only teddy bear

10. You are my teddy bear
My only teddy bear

11. You are my elephant
My only elephant

12. You make me smile,
You are my friend

13. You make me smile,
You are my friend

14. You'll never know,
How much I like you

15. You'll never know,
How much I like you

16. I'm so glad you're my
Elephant today.

17. I'm so glad you're my
Doll today.