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PRESCHOOLERS make CONNECTIONS

 

UNIT OF INQUIRY 
To understand our Unit of Inquiry better, Preschoolers started unlocking important words choices, personality and character. 



The sutdents worked on a Venn Diagram and shared their different choices with their partner. They noticed that some of their choices are the same and some are different. 



We have also started looking at the definition of PERSONALITY. The students draw a tree and outside the tree, they have shared how they perceived the other students which they called TRAITS. Personality may differ based on other students perception or your own knowledge of yourself. It is EVIDENT and VISIBLE to others.

 


NUMERACY
NUMBER BONDS
Number bonds are used to help preschoolers see how numbers are combined (composed or taken apart) decomposed. This help them understand how numbers work by showing relationships between numbers. 
 














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  1. Darya14 November 2020 at 21:15

    Thank you, Ms.Faye! Very interesting how you get through. It is what the whole would needs as many adults do not know how to perceive others and themselves. So I hope our children will be able to change the life for the better 🥰

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