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            Reihane Etekali
               ECEP 229
        Date Due: Week8
Centennial College Early Childhood Education



Student Name: Reihane Etekali

Agency: __Friendly Little Campus 2

Age range of children: 2.5 -3.9 years

Centre Focus: __Emergent curriculum,



            Anecdotal Observation                              Child’s Possible Cue


In the preschool room dramatic area is provide any            Developmental cues
kitchen toy equipment. Child B is in the cognitive play       -Develop fine motor skill
area and she walks out to dramatic play and she goes to       during measuring, mixing.
the hanger that has a few kitchen cloth and apron then        - children understand
she takes one of the cloths and she put it on the table.      sequences and orders
Child B is going to right side of the center where the        - Children will be able to add
baking toys such as stand mixer, rolling pan, cookie          and sort by texture, colour.
pans, plastic knives and fork, and teapot are store and       -Able to explore independently
she startsputting them on the table. Child B seats on the
                                                              Interest cues
chair and the child J in the other side of the table. As it
                                                                      Mixing
appears child B pretend mixing things because she stirs
                                                                      Cutting
knife in bowl. In the other hand child J looks the stand

mixer.
Organizing

In another October day as the observer enter the room
                                                           Matching
       and she sees five children are in the dramatic

       center with same equipment. As the observer         Baking

       enters the center child R asks what you want,
                                                           Cooking
       she said pizza but the child R said we only have

       cookies. Child X is using plastic knife as she

       said “I am cutting corn” child B and H use pans

       and rolling pans as it appears they are trying to

       open doughbecause they pull the roll up and

       down. In both days children receive the

       notification of tidying up.
Possible Interests Web:




Small group experience (circle) to confirm interest in the topic:(describe

all parts of your circle)

Table sets with the water and flavour and a bowl in front of children. I ask

children to takes the small dixie cup and measure the flavour and dump it in the

bowl in front of them and then use the same cup to measure the water and this

time they need to dump the water in the bowl and by using their hand their hand

they mix the material as the child R describe that he is making the glue. In the
other hand child H said I want the colour in it and she start mixing it. That was the

goop that group of children in the table.



Procedure:

      Flavour

      Water

      Small Dixie cups

      Bowl

      Food colouring

      Table and chair



Evaluation and Reflection:

NOW THAT YOU HAVE COMPLETED THIS GROUP EXPERIENCE

(CIRCLE):

How did it go? ARE THE CHILDREN STILL INTERESTED IN THE TOPIC?

The group experience went very and children show their excitement while one of

the children was doing the experience and the other was asking “can I do it.”In

the other hand during experience children was interested about how is the

process of changing from flavour and water to a goop.
WILL THE INQUIRY PROCESS WORK WITH THIS TOPIC? WHY

OR WHY NOT?

Inquiry process will work for this topic because:

    The variety of material and equipment are easily access

    There are many different result for one experiment

    Each child can have own perception about material

    The second web provide opportunity for lots of different experiences




   .
Rationale:

By observing children in sequence and speaking with them in the circle and

making the web I obtain that the children are interested to the baking and its

process.

Your children are curiousabout baking and in a few following weeks; they will

have many opportunities to follow their interest about baking with many supervise

activities and develop their understanding of baking process and this is the inner

part if pre-schoolers’ development. You will be surprised about what children

know about the subject what they will learn through the process.

In this a few week children will:

           Measuring, pouring, dumping, mixing

           Classifying, sorting, adding, shaping

           Colour, drawing, painting, their ideas

           Compering the differences in their product and the row material

           Learn about occupations

           Comprehend and share ideas.

We will post evidence and samples of our work. Please check in often.

Reihane
KWHL chart
              W(what do we         H (how will we
K (know)           want                 learn         L
                 to know)                 it)
           The result of        How adding
           mixing different     different
 Mixing    substance such as    substance can
           liquid and solid     result another
                                product

           The product can      Placing the mixed
           be shape in          product to the
 shapes    different form and   frame pan and
           size                 shape it


           We want to know      Act in the dramatic
           about the            center to as the as
Dramatic   occupation           one type of
                                occupant


           How the we can       To design different
           design a simple      t baked thing with
           things and change    variety of
  Art      the functions        materials.


           we want to           By providing
           expend sense of      open-ended
Language   interaction and      question and
           collaboration in     sharing
           children             information.
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Phase 1b

  • 1. Phase 1,2,3 Reihane Etekali ECEP 229 Date Due: Week8
  • 2.
  • 3. Centennial College Early Childhood Education Student Name: Reihane Etekali Agency: __Friendly Little Campus 2 Age range of children: 2.5 -3.9 years Centre Focus: __Emergent curriculum, Anecdotal Observation Child’s Possible Cue In the preschool room dramatic area is provide any Developmental cues kitchen toy equipment. Child B is in the cognitive play -Develop fine motor skill area and she walks out to dramatic play and she goes to during measuring, mixing. the hanger that has a few kitchen cloth and apron then - children understand she takes one of the cloths and she put it on the table. sequences and orders Child B is going to right side of the center where the - Children will be able to add baking toys such as stand mixer, rolling pan, cookie and sort by texture, colour. pans, plastic knives and fork, and teapot are store and -Able to explore independently she startsputting them on the table. Child B seats on the Interest cues chair and the child J in the other side of the table. As it Mixing appears child B pretend mixing things because she stirs Cutting knife in bowl. In the other hand child J looks the stand mixer.
  • 4. Organizing In another October day as the observer enter the room Matching and she sees five children are in the dramatic center with same equipment. As the observer Baking enters the center child R asks what you want, Cooking she said pizza but the child R said we only have cookies. Child X is using plastic knife as she said “I am cutting corn” child B and H use pans and rolling pans as it appears they are trying to open doughbecause they pull the roll up and down. In both days children receive the notification of tidying up.
  • 5. Possible Interests Web: Small group experience (circle) to confirm interest in the topic:(describe all parts of your circle) Table sets with the water and flavour and a bowl in front of children. I ask children to takes the small dixie cup and measure the flavour and dump it in the bowl in front of them and then use the same cup to measure the water and this time they need to dump the water in the bowl and by using their hand their hand they mix the material as the child R describe that he is making the glue. In the
  • 6. other hand child H said I want the colour in it and she start mixing it. That was the goop that group of children in the table. Procedure:  Flavour  Water  Small Dixie cups  Bowl  Food colouring  Table and chair Evaluation and Reflection: NOW THAT YOU HAVE COMPLETED THIS GROUP EXPERIENCE (CIRCLE): How did it go? ARE THE CHILDREN STILL INTERESTED IN THE TOPIC? The group experience went very and children show their excitement while one of the children was doing the experience and the other was asking “can I do it.”In the other hand during experience children was interested about how is the process of changing from flavour and water to a goop.
  • 7. WILL THE INQUIRY PROCESS WORK WITH THIS TOPIC? WHY OR WHY NOT? Inquiry process will work for this topic because:  The variety of material and equipment are easily access  There are many different result for one experiment  Each child can have own perception about material  The second web provide opportunity for lots of different experiences .
  • 8. Rationale: By observing children in sequence and speaking with them in the circle and making the web I obtain that the children are interested to the baking and its process. Your children are curiousabout baking and in a few following weeks; they will have many opportunities to follow their interest about baking with many supervise activities and develop their understanding of baking process and this is the inner part if pre-schoolers’ development. You will be surprised about what children know about the subject what they will learn through the process. In this a few week children will: Measuring, pouring, dumping, mixing Classifying, sorting, adding, shaping Colour, drawing, painting, their ideas Compering the differences in their product and the row material Learn about occupations Comprehend and share ideas. We will post evidence and samples of our work. Please check in often. Reihane
  • 9. KWHL chart W(what do we H (how will we K (know) want learn L to know) it) The result of How adding mixing different different Mixing substance such as substance can liquid and solid result another product The product can Placing the mixed be shape in product to the shapes different form and frame pan and size shape it We want to know Act in the dramatic about the center to as the as Dramatic occupation one type of occupant How the we can To design different design a simple t baked thing with things and change variety of Art the functions materials. we want to By providing expend sense of open-ended Language interaction and question and collaboration in sharing children information.