CHCECE007 Develop positive and respectful relationships with children
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2015 11:52 am
Hello,
I am struggling with these question. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
6. Jack (2 years) is sitting alone at the play dough table. He has flattened a large ball of dough and is pressing plastic animals in to the dough so that they stand in a straight line. As he is working, he is talking to himself and nodding his head. He appears to be concentrating on the tasks and is not distracted by others around him. When he fills the dough with the animals, he takes another ball of dough and repeats the process.
Just as he is finishing his second row of animals, three year old Mike sits at the table ‘ You making a zoo, are you? ‘Mike reaches for Jacks row of animals.
Jack screams at him ‘no mine’ Jack put his arm around the dough to prevent mike taking it.
7. Four children are in the sandpit with one educator.
Ryan (2.5 years) is holding the hose.
Bella (4 years) is on the digger.
Oliver (3 years) and Paul (4.6 years) are both using spades and working in the same area digging a ditch (river).
Oliver leans on his shovel and says, ‘We need lots of water for a river’.
Paul says, ‘I’ll get the hose’, he reaches over and pulls the hose. ‘Let it go, Ryan!’ he yells. ‘I need the hose.’
‘No! My hose!’ yells Ryan.
Ryan continues to pull the hose and as it is pulled from Ryan’s hands it arcs around towards Bella.
Bella jumps off the digger saying ‘Don’t Ryan! I’m wet now!’
Paul then yells ‘Ryan, look what you’ve done! You’re an idiot!’
Ryan begins to cry.
8. I hate you!
Erin (4 yrs), an only child, complains to Nicky, ‘Charlie won’t share the snake puzzle with me’.
‘Erin, Charlie has been working very hard to do that floor puzzle, I think he wants to work on it some more before he’s finished.’
‘But I want a go’, says Erin.
‘Then you’ll need to ask Charlie when he thinks he might be finished’, says Nicky.
‘But he says he will be a long, long time and I want a go, too.’
‘I’m sorry Erin, you’ll just have to wait. Why don’t you find something else to do while you’re waiting?’
Erin stomps away with an angry look on her face. ‘I hate you!’
I am struggling with these question. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
6. Jack (2 years) is sitting alone at the play dough table. He has flattened a large ball of dough and is pressing plastic animals in to the dough so that they stand in a straight line. As he is working, he is talking to himself and nodding his head. He appears to be concentrating on the tasks and is not distracted by others around him. When he fills the dough with the animals, he takes another ball of dough and repeats the process.
Just as he is finishing his second row of animals, three year old Mike sits at the table ‘ You making a zoo, are you? ‘Mike reaches for Jacks row of animals.
Jack screams at him ‘no mine’ Jack put his arm around the dough to prevent mike taking it.
7. Four children are in the sandpit with one educator.
Ryan (2.5 years) is holding the hose.
Bella (4 years) is on the digger.
Oliver (3 years) and Paul (4.6 years) are both using spades and working in the same area digging a ditch (river).
Oliver leans on his shovel and says, ‘We need lots of water for a river’.
Paul says, ‘I’ll get the hose’, he reaches over and pulls the hose. ‘Let it go, Ryan!’ he yells. ‘I need the hose.’
‘No! My hose!’ yells Ryan.
Ryan continues to pull the hose and as it is pulled from Ryan’s hands it arcs around towards Bella.
Bella jumps off the digger saying ‘Don’t Ryan! I’m wet now!’
Paul then yells ‘Ryan, look what you’ve done! You’re an idiot!’
Ryan begins to cry.
8. I hate you!
Erin (4 yrs), an only child, complains to Nicky, ‘Charlie won’t share the snake puzzle with me’.
‘Erin, Charlie has been working very hard to do that floor puzzle, I think he wants to work on it some more before he’s finished.’
‘But I want a go’, says Erin.
‘Then you’ll need to ask Charlie when he thinks he might be finished’, says Nicky.
‘But he says he will be a long, long time and I want a go, too.’
‘I’m sorry Erin, you’ll just have to wait. Why don’t you find something else to do while you’re waiting?’
Erin stomps away with an angry look on her face. ‘I hate you!’
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