Learning Goal: I’m working on a writing question and need support to help me learn.
Instructions:
In Chapter 1 of Math and Science for Young Children, you read and learned about Development, Acquisition, Problem Solving, and Assessment. Below are a few questions that you will discuss as a group. Answer the questions in your own post. All questions must be answered and discussed in length to receive full credit.
Prompt:
After reading Chapter 1, I want you to think about the four concepts you read about.
For each of these concepts, I want you to write about and describe one activity for each concept that you could do in the classroom with preschool aged children (3-5 years old) and answer the following questions:
1. How would these activities correspond with these concepts?
2. Do you feel that these concepts/activities are age appropriate – why or why not?
Requirements:
Initial posts should be 250-300 words. No replies needed this week. *Please review your Discussion Board Instructions found under the “Resources” tab*
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