By Margaret Collins
Circle Time is broadly utilized in basic and more and more in secondary colleges to aid youth increase their self belief, talking and listening talents, and to elevate vainness. totally up-to-date and full of new good points equivalent to kid's haikus, this re-creation is stuffed with incredible actions for the very younger. For ease of use through the busy instructor, the e-book highlights an task for three to five 12 months olds at the left hand web page and at the correct hand web page an identical task is built for five to 7 yr olds. The ebook covers center PSCHE subject matters together with: - associates and friendship - transforming into up - emotions - preserving secure - citizenship.
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Additional resources for Circle Time for the Very Young, 2nd Edition (Lucky Duck Books)
Example text
I’m quarrelling with you because I don’t like what you did. It doesn’t mean I don’t like you. Explore these words by talking about: • • • • what they mean where else you can use them those that mean the same those that mean the opposite. Explain that we all have these feelings from time to time but we must try to keep these feelings about what the child did and not about the child who did it. Haiku Talk with the children about the haiku on the facing page. Ask them to write their own haiku about quarrels; they can use words from the list of ‘feelings’ words to help them.
Pass the face When all the children have had their turn, tell the children to show by their face how they felt. Pass the face with that expression round the circle. Stand and tell Now ask the children to think of some sad thing that they remember happening when they were very young and to stand up if they can remember something sad from long ago. Ask these children to think of one word to tell how they felt and make a second list. Haiku Read this haiku to the children. With the children read the two lists of words and ask them to help you to choose words to use in a ‘looking back’ haiku.
Ask the children to work in pairs to compose, write and illustrate two haiku, using the words from the list or their own. One haiku is to be about a responsibility they like and the other about something they don’t like having to do. Ask volunteers to read and show theirs in Circle Time. Further work Make a double display using the children’s haiku – one half about responsibilities they like and the other about responsibilities they don’t like. Ask them to suggest speech bubbles to add to the display.