Working Together

As preschool ended the first unit on how we organize ourselves, which focused on roles and responsibility, they worked collaboration.

Understanding that each members of the family, school, and outside community should work together as a team to make everything easier.

It should not be a competition,

it is not being the best in a group,

but making sure that everyone is happy and doing their part to do the work.

In a group, there will people who will not agree but we should talk about it and make a choice that is good for everyone.

Through this activity they worked together and gave their part to do the work.

By taking turns,

assigning roles,

making sure that you do your part,

giving your best effort,

asking for help when needed

and

sharing your ideas,

are only some strategies to make any work easier and productive.

But see the faces of these proud young inquirers after presenting their work to the class!

We had some risk-takers and communicators up in front.

A start of the new beginning for more wonderful experiences and fun at Preschool.

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