Importance of communication

Communicators express their ideas in various ways.

Through drawing, writing and speaking.

One of the ATL skills we are working on, is to enhance their communication skill.

We did different activities within the unit to explore ways on how preschoolers can develop communicating with others.

They talked and encouraged other students to participate in the survey "Guess the Baby".

They worked with teams and collaborated with projects that need everyone's participation.

Decision making, compromising and dealing with conflicts are practices they are working on to ensure that they will successfully achieve their goal in the group.

These activities and experiences are all part of the inquiry process that will guide them to understand and celebrate growth and change!

As we are also preparing for the upcoming festivities in December, the preschoolers created their Christmas Tree decoration.

A snowman with their photo! They proudly hang this on the tree which DSKI will light up on the 25th of November!

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