This fun preschool graduation song is a parody of Nsync's Bye Bye Bye. It's a fun song for preschoolers to end the year with.
Reflective practice is learning from everyday situations and issues and concerns that arise which form part of our daily routine while working in an early childhood setting. It’s about reflecting not only about what happened but why. It also guides our decision making. It forces us to analyse different aspects of experiences we offer to make judgements in what should be repeated, extended or changed. This enables us to develop and extend on children’s learning and build upon their knowledge and skills.
Merry Christmas In Different Languages Posters show how to say "Merry Christmas" from around the world. Children can learn to say Merry Christmas from different parts of the world. These Posters can also be used in displays, for cultural experiences and to enable children to explore cultural diversity.
Here is a graduation song for Preschoolers, which is a parody of Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off". Get your Preschoolers moving and singing at their Graduation!
When writing a report on a child, it's an opportunity for the Educator to capture the child's learning and for parents to receive an account of their child's engagements within an early childhood setting. The following article provides information on examples of writing prompts and comments that can be used when writing yearly reports on the child.
Christmas Around The World Posters shows the different ways countries celebrate the holiday seasons. This is a great starting point to start discussions with children on traditions around the world and to understand similarities and differences between countries.
When completing either a half-yearly or yearly reports, its main purpose is to inform parents of their child's progress and achievements thus far. Your comments should be constructive, insightful and original.
Christmas Tree Tracing Lines aims to help children in the development of pre-writing skills. It provides children the ability to use cognitive development, observations, hand-eye co-ordination and encourages the child to draw in a specific direction.
As a child practices tracing over these lines through copying and tracing this will give them the confidence and ability to write letters and numbers correctly.
