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Unit on How We Organise Ourselves

This week the Preschoolers started with the first unit on the Transdiciplinary Theme "How We Organise Ourselves." 

In this unit, the students will gain a deeper understanding as they look into the Central Idea Roles and Responsibilities make organisations run smoothly.  

Throughout the inquiry process, preschoolers will focus on the Lines of Inquiry: 

  • Various communities we belong to
  • Roles / Jobs have responsibilities 
  • Different jobs in the community
They will be knowledgeable on the Key Concepts on Form, Function and Responsibilities. 

To help the preschoolers approach their learning, they will focus acquiring the skills on self-management, social and research. Int the end, the preschoolers will develop on the Learner Profile Attributes of being principled, caring and thinkers.


TUNING IN:

The preschoolers unlocked words related to our unit. 
  • Roles are the character, the part played by a person. Who they are.  
  • Responsibilities are what people do and their jobs.
They shared a family photo and explained to the class the roles and responsibilities of each member in the family. 

 


 

 
 
  

For IT, they were so proud to have experienced turning on and logging in to their google account! They also scanned their code and logged in into Seesaw. 




So much things done this week for the Perky Preschoolers! 
Next week will be another week of Tuning In activities. 







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