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2 We Learn: Lesson 1, Visual Aid 1

3 Toys: 90% Child, 10% Toy Lesson 1, Visual Aid 2

4 It’s the PROCESS . . . Lesson 1, Visual Aid 3 . . . not the PRODUCT

5 “Imagination is more important than knowledge.”
Lesson 1, Visual Aid 4a & b, part 1 Albert Einstein

6 “The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect alone but by the play instinct. The creative mind plays with the objects it loves. Lesson 1, Visual Aid 4a & b, part 2 C. G. Jung

7 “A person who never made a mistake, never tried anything new.”
Lesson 1, Visual Aid 4a & b, part 3 Albert Einstein

8 Choosing Toys, Materials and Equipment
CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Choosing Toys, Materials and Equipment Supervision Use of toys, materials and equipment Gender and culture Toys, materials and equipment safety Lesson 1, Visual Aid 5

9 Methods of Planning Curriculum Activities
CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Methods of Planning Curriculum Activities Thematic approach Emergent curriculum State curriculum Commercial curriculum Combination Lesson 1, Visual Aid 6

10 Age Appropriate Themes
Lesson 1, Visual Aid 7

11 Create an Environment That Promotes Literacy
CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Create an Environment That Promotes Literacy Environmental print Writing materials Pictures Library area Lesson 2, Visual Aid 1

12 Reading to Children Preparing to read books Introducing the story
CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Reading to Children Preparing to read books Introducing the story Reading the story Ending the story Extending opportunities Lesson 2, Visual Aid 2

13 Group Storytime Activities and Props
CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Group Storytime Activities and Props Activities Songs Fingerplays Poems and rhymes Participation stories Flannel board stories Lesson 2, Visual Aid 3, part 1

14 Group Storytime Activities and Props
CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Group Storytime Activities and Props Props Pictorial illustrations Puppets Real objects Stuffed animals and dolls Lesson 2, Visual Aid 3, part 2

15 Scribbling is Important I learn to crawl before I walk,
I learn to babble before I talk, I learn to scribble before I draw, I learn to draw before I write. Lesson 3, Visual Aid 1

16 Stages of Scribbling Lesson 3, Visual Aid 2, part 1

17 Stages of Scribbling Lesson 3, Visual Aid 2, part 2

18 Art Materials for Children
CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Art Materials for Children Chalk Crayons Collages Markers Play dough Painting Printmaking Lesson 3, Visual Aid 3

19 Movement Concepts Body part awareness Spatial awareness
CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Movement Concepts Body part awareness Spatial awareness Movement of body in place Movement of body in space Lesson 4, Visual Aid

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