Thursday, November 8, 2012

Year Two

Successful new lesson today, so I'm sharing. We're learning about toddlers, and their assignment was to create a "visual" timeline of the second year of life. They were given a sheet with 12 boxes, to represent the 12 months in a year. In each, they had to write the number of the month, a description of something you can expect to see in a child that age along with a picture, and a label of "P," "I," "S," or "E" (physical development, intellectual development, social development, or emotional development). They did a really great job! Here's a cute one:





5 comments:

  1. I do something very similiar to this but I use butcher block paper and have my students find pictures in magazines and place along the timeline. I am going to add the element of type of development to my project when we do it in a few weeks. Thanks for sharing! I love seeing other FACS teachers sharing what the do!

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    1. Magazine pics are a great idea, too! I'll have to try that, thanks!

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  2. I am wanting to try this project....wondering what text or resources you give your students that breaks it down specifically by month? Do you have a guide sheet/rubric that you can share?

    K. Graybill

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  3. What a wonderful idea! WHere do the students get their information about the development within the first year?

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  4. Sorry if this is a duplicate. Just getting used to this:
    What a wonderful idea! Where do the students get their information about the development within the first year? Do you have a powerpoint or a special book or website that they use?

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