Student Name: Krystina Telesca Date: October 6th, 2017
Placement: Our Lady of Providence Catholic Elementary School
Purpose: Purpose: The purpose of this experience will be to create a visual
schedule which children can refer to throughout the day. This Reason for completing visual schedule can assist children understand the daily routine, the task. This could be ease transitions, as well support children to learn classroom words. based on an observation you made, a conversation Discussion: My supervising teacher and I had a discussion about between you and your creating a visual schedule so that children can become familiar site supervisor, etc with daily transitions and routines. She asked me to create a schedule which we could laminate and place on the white board which is located on the wall by the carpet, so the children can see it every morning during carpet time.
Task:
What are you planning in Visual Schedule
response to your purpose? I will create a visual schedule on my computer through Microsoft Word. I will find a fun and colourful border which I will use, and - Label your task (e.g. then I will place all of the diverse routines within each separate Bulletin board focused border. I will then find an adequate picture for each transition, so on the importance of that the children can view the picture and begin to understand the play-based learning). word. After creating the documents, I will print out and laminate - What are your 3 objectives for this the schedule. Once they are laminated and cut, I will place them experience? (i.e. Why on the white board by the carpet so that the educator can introduce are creating a bulletin the schedule each morning to the children during carpet time. board on the importance of play- Materials: based learning? What message are you 1. Computer sending?) 2. Routine schedule 3. Laminator 4. Scissors Describe the experience: 5. Tape - List the materials and Implementation: resources you will use - Describe the 6. I will create the schedule on my computer by finding completion of the task, borders and placing the words within them. with a step by step 7. I will then find pictures for each routine. description 8. I will print out each part of the schedule and laminate them. 9. I will cut out the schedule and place them on the white board near the carpet so children can see.
Objectives:
1. Children will (Demonstrating Literacy and Math
Behaviours: 10.4) use classroom resources to support their writing, through learning the words on the schedule and using them within their own literacy practices. For example, they can look at the schedule and see the word Library, and use this to learn how the spell the word (The Kindergarten Program, 2016, pg.202). 2. Children will be able to (Belonging and Contributing: 22.1) communicate their ideas about something as they begin to familiarize themselves with the daily schedule, and use it within interactions with their peers. For example: a child may say, look we have library today! and another child may say, I love library, I hope the teacher reads us a book about dinosaurs. (The Kindergarten Program, 2016, pg.137). 3. Children will (18.1) identify and describe informally the repeating nature of patterns in everyday contexts. As the children become familiar with the daily schedule, they may begin to realize that they have certain things every day at the same time. For example: a child may say, Miss, we have carpet time every day after outside play in the morning. (The Kindergarten Program, 2016, pg.238).