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PRESCHOOLERS collaborate





UOI AND MATH INTEGRATION

Collaboration is when people work together, cooperate, share ideas, knowledge and skills to help each other learn and finish a task. 

This week, preschoolers did a lot of activities wherein they collaborated, either with a partner or a group. 
Collaboration helps them develop social skills as they learn to problem solve and make good decisions for the task to
be successful.

Through Rotation math tasks the preschoolers practiced and developed different skills in counting, number recognition, number bonds, and addition.


Worked on counting and number recognition to 10s


One to one correspondence to 20s

 


Number Bonds

They also played Addition Snakes and Ladders too! 



As part of our Tuning In, Perky Preschoolers also came up with their own definition of the words Choices, Personality and Character for our unit.




FIELD TRIP TO TOHO
They were given an opportunity to decide what to eat for lunch. They were given 500¥ to buy their choice of food. See some of the food they bought.

  

  

  

We tallied and made a summary of Perky Preschoolers Food Choices:
Vegetables: 0
Meat: 1
Sugar: 16 
Fruits: 1
Drinks: 3
Grains: 5

Next week, Preschoolers will be Finding Out more about different food groups and healthy choices in food.

Plate Decorating

Also, the Perky Preschoolers with the help of Maelle's mom, Keiko, designed these beautiful plates. Thank you Keiko and to the PTA for this fun activity!

 

 

 




Comments

  1. Darya24 November 2020 at 21:19

    Thank you, Ms.Faye, for all the info and pictures you share! I'm touched by kids' way of thinking, wonderful idea with Toho and these happy eyes with plate making ))

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