Elsie Yu was tasked with working with a 2.5 year old child in the child minding room on October 19, 2017 while the parents were next door. Her planned activities included painting, a fish/peacock craft, sensory bottles, a bubble wrap walk, and an I Spy bag. However, she ended up just playing with play dough for most of the time as the second child was younger and engaged in solitary play, though both children enjoyed the sensory bottles and rolling toys.
Elsie Yu was tasked with working with a 2.5 year old child in the child minding room on October 19, 2017 while the parents were next door. Her planned activities included painting, a fish/peacock craft, sensory bottles, a bubble wrap walk, and an I Spy bag. However, she ended up just playing with play dough for most of the time as the second child was younger and engaged in solitary play, though both children enjoyed the sensory bottles and rolling toys.
Elsie Yu was tasked with working with a 2.5 year old child in the child minding room on October 19, 2017 while the parents were next door. Her planned activities included painting, a fish/peacock craft, sensory bottles, a bubble wrap walk, and an I Spy bag. However, she ended up just playing with play dough for most of the time as the second child was younger and engaged in solitary play, though both children enjoyed the sensory bottles and rolling toys.
Elsie Yu was tasked with working with a 2.5 year old child in the child minding room on October 19, 2017 while the parents were next door. Her planned activities included painting, a fish/peacock craft, sensory bottles, a bubble wrap walk, and an I Spy bag. However, she ended up just playing with play dough for most of the time as the second child was younger and engaged in solitary play, though both children enjoyed the sensory bottles and rolling toys.
Placement: Child Minding room (2.5 y/o) Purpose: - Working with a child aged 2.5 years in the child Reason for completing the minding room while parents are in the room next task. This could be based door working with the community health worker. on an observation you made, a conversation between you and your site supervisor, etc Task: Materials: What are you planning in - Painting response to your purpose? o Ziploc (If mess free) - Label your task (e.g. o Paper Bulletin board focused o Non-toxic paint on the importance of play-based learning). o Paintbrushes (optional) / Toilet paper roll - What are your 3 brushes objectives for this - Fish/Peacock craft experience? (i.e. Why o Tissue paper are creating a bulletin o Fish/peacock cut out board on the importance o Glue of play-based learning? o Googly eyes What message are you sending?) - Sensory bottles o Look at how the water and oil sit Describe the experience: o Shake the bottle to see what happens - List the materials and - Bubble wrap walk Sensory/gross motor resources you will use o Jumping, running, walking to pop the - Describe the completion bubbles of the task, with a step - I Spy bag by step description o Bag filled with rice & various items Reflection: - I did not implement the activities that I had bought - What went well? Provide in. We played with play dough for most of the time examples for how you we were together. It was all right. The second child know it went well. was younger, so she mostly played by herself - What didnt go well? Provide examples for (solitary play). She was interested in the sensory how you know it didnt bottles and stacking them. She also really liked go well. rolling the round-shaped toys. It was nice to be able - What did you learn? to play with the children again. - What might you do differently next time you implement this same task and why? - Did you have to make any adaptations or modifications? If so, what were they? - What type of experience might you plan to extend on this one?