The document describes different learning activities that students engaged in throughout the day. It provides details on whether each activity was individual, group, or class-based. It also notes the purpose of the activities and whether they were teacher-directed or a child's choice. Some examples given include a teacher showing students shapes and patterns as an individual and teacher-directed activity to teach patterns, reading short stories in a group setting as a teacher-directed activity to help develop early reading skills, and letting students draw animals using handprints as a group and child-directed activity to improve fine motor skills.
The document describes different learning activities that students engaged in throughout the day. It provides details on whether each activity was individual, group, or class-based. It also notes the purpose of the activities and whether they were teacher-directed or a child's choice. Some examples given include a teacher showing students shapes and patterns as an individual and teacher-directed activity to teach patterns, reading short stories in a group setting as a teacher-directed activity to help develop early reading skills, and letting students draw animals using handprints as a group and child-directed activity to improve fine motor skills.
The document describes different learning activities that students engaged in throughout the day. It provides details on whether each activity was individual, group, or class-based. It also notes the purpose of the activities and whether they were teacher-directed or a child's choice. Some examples given include a teacher showing students shapes and patterns as an individual and teacher-directed activity to teach patterns, reading short stories in a group setting as a teacher-directed activity to help develop early reading skills, and letting students draw animals using handprints as a group and child-directed activity to improve fine motor skills.
The document describes different learning activities that students engaged in throughout the day. It provides details on whether each activity was individual, group, or class-based. It also notes the purpose of the activities and whether they were teacher-directed or a child's choice. Some examples given include a teacher showing students shapes and patterns as an individual and teacher-directed activity to teach patterns, reading short stories in a group setting as a teacher-directed activity to help develop early reading skills, and letting students draw animals using handprints as a group and child-directed activity to improve fine motor skills.