Chcece013 Use Information About Children To Inform Practice0
Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2016 11:59 pm
Is this anecdotal information or is it a different type of observation
Any help would be greatly appreciated
There were 7 pieces of lego blocks, child was playing with the lego blocks and child added more blocks to the 7 lego blocks that were based on the lego tower, as child was adding the lego blocks onto the lego tower, child added five blocks to the lego tower, which took the total amount of lego blocks on the tower to a total of 12 lego blocks, when child was finished with the 12 lego blocks he started to take a couple of the blocks down from the lego tower and child started the process of reading the lego blocks to the tower all over again.
Regards
Klara
Any help would be greatly appreciated
There were 7 pieces of lego blocks, child was playing with the lego blocks and child added more blocks to the 7 lego blocks that were based on the lego tower, as child was adding the lego blocks onto the lego tower, child added five blocks to the lego tower, which took the total amount of lego blocks on the tower to a total of 12 lego blocks, when child was finished with the 12 lego blocks he started to take a couple of the blocks down from the lego tower and child started the process of reading the lego blocks to the tower all over again.
Regards
Klara