Aussie Childcare Network Forum

Wanderer
You’ve just begun reading a story to a group of four and five year olds. Greg gets up and wanders around the room.

How would you address Greg’s behaviour whilst respecting his choice not to participate?

No Paint
The Educator had planned a painting experience for Harry (3 years) that would allow him to explore the texture of paint using his senses. When Harry arrives at the experience he refuses to put his hands in the paint.

How would you address Harry whilst respecting his choice not to participate?
He doesnot want to put his hands in the paintBut we can’t force him so we can offer him a paint brush for paint.
Bear Hunting

Is it Correct


Jessica (4 years) does not want to take part in our enactment of “Going on a Bear Hunt”.

How would you address Jessica whilst respecting her choice not to participate?



Please some one help me to give this Answer

momotayeasmin wrote:QR_BBPOST He doesnot want to put his hands in the paintBut we can’t force him so we can offer him a paint brush for paint.
Bear Hunting

Yes, you can offer him a paintbrush or another painting alternative instead.

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Lorina

But lorina, I struck to give answer another question.
Can you help me to other scenario question of above?

We can offer him to sit down at room corner quietly otherwise we can ask him that what he want to do.Then try to give him that.

How would you address Jessica whilst respecting her choice not to participate