Observing, documenting and interpreting children’s learning and play are among the most valuable skills an educator can develop. Documentation brings visibility to the teaching and learning process, deepening our understanding of each other. It helps educators build intentionality into their learning environments, develops closer relationships with children and families, and supports authentic assessment.
Please take a look at highlights of this here at Great Beginnings.
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Making Bird Feeders
May 15, 2017 The Provider opened the patio doors and Girl A said, "I hear a bird!" Boy A…
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Some Easter Egg Fun
April 12, 2017 Today we decorated some Easter Eggs with shaving cream and food colouring. It was a different…
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Taste the Rainbow
April 12, 2017 - School Age Room (Ages 6-12 years) We had fun with Skittles...Taste the Rainbow! We decided…
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day
March 17, 2017 During our St Patrick’s Day Party, three boys are seated at the craft table. Boy A sees the…
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Shaving Cream Fun
March 24, 2017 The Educator had a few trays lined up on the table with a bottle of shaving…
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A Boy and His Ice Cream
March 22, 2017 While working at the play dough station a Boy started to make what appeared to be…
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