Chapter 6 Activity- Piaget: Vygotsky

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1 Sanchez, Cassandra Florida International University Chapter 6 Activity- Piaget/ Vygotsky Cassandra Sanchez EDP 3273: Child Development
2 Sanchez, Cassandra Professor Andrea Adelman Piaget Vygotsky Activity Objectives(s): - To encourage kids experiential learning and ability to solve issues in order to foster cognitive development. - To improve kids' comprehension of sustainability, especially the quantity idea. Activity Objectives(s): - To encourage socialization in kids and teamwork. - To improve interaction and linguistic abilities. - To hone reasoning and problem-solving skills. - To promote curiosity and inventiveness. Materials: - 2 transparent, similar receptacles (like plastics containers). - Water - Tiny items (like hooks or pearls) - Pens and a notebook for making notes about insights Materials: - Illustrations or narratives. - Toy animals or dolls. - Crème and cardboard. - Clothing or accessories for playing a role. Procedures: 1. Clarify for the kids the idea of preservation, emphasizing that an item's quantity never shifts, regardless of its look does. 2. As you load one of these buckets with fluid, make sure the kids watch. 3. Have the kids transfer liquid from the initial jar to the secondly, ensuring they are aware that the volume of water doesn't change. 4. Next, encourage the kids to place some of the things into the initial bucket while you present the little items. 5. Instruct the kids to fill the additional container with water after filling the first one, watching to see whether the liquid level increases. 6. Talk to the kids about their findings, emphasizing how they comprehend quantity and preservation. Procedures: 1. Start by choosing an age-appropriate narrative or set of image cards. 2. Assemble the kids in a group to talk about the protagonists and environment while introducing the narrative or photos. 3. Give various kids parts to play and give them fluffy creatures or dolls to play their roles. 4. Deliver the narrative out loud, stopping at significant moments to get the kids talking and speculating about what may occur ahead. 5. Following the reading aloud, have the kids recite the tale in their personal terms, bringing in their unique ideas and thoughts. 6. Give kids notepad and pencils so they may sketch or write their own retelling of the tale or come up with a fresh conclusion. 7. Promote playing roles by giving kids clothes or accessories so they could carry out parts of the narrative or make up their own versions. 8. Encourage the kids to pose concerns, express their views, and work together to develop concepts by facilitating conversations amongst individuals. Evaluation: -Pay attention to how involved and involved the kids are in the task at hand. Evaluation: - Pay attention to how involved and active each youngster is in the task at hand.
3 Sanchez, Cassandra - Evaluate their comprehension and elucidation of the preservation idea. - Examine their notes from conversations and experiences to see how well they comprehend quantity and preservation. - Evaluate how well the kids engage and communicate, paying particular attention to how well they can pay attention, answer, and share their thoughts. - Assess their imaginative and creative abilities in narrating the tale or coming up with new ones. - Evaluate how well the kids solved problems and used analytical skills throughout playing roles and debates.
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