Play based learning curriculum

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      This is the beginning stage of formal learning for children between ages 3 and 11 years old. Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten are the beginning steps with grades 1 – 5 or 1 – 6 as the elementary school steps. Basic education regarding the alphabet, learning to read, counting, remembering information, and developing good habits are taught.


    • [DOC File]Unit 2: Play and Learning - Scheme of Work (Version 1 Sept 14)

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      Learning aim B: Understand how a range of play activities and opportunities can support children’s learning and development 13 The meaning of the term ‘types of play’ as a way of grouping play activities into five broad types according to the particular developmental benefits that they offer, including physical, imaginative, sensory ...


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      Contact the California Department of Education Curriculum Frameworks and Instructional Resources Division with ... When TK children are learning through play, they have opportunities to be creative, strengthen their social skills, and solve problems. ... The preschool learning foundations are research-based and describe the knowledge and skills ...


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      Continued collaboration between the nursery and Early Years staff include whole school development of our Vision, Values and curriculum rationale, curriculum developments across Early level, transition to P1 project, play-based learning in Early Years (P1 & P2) delivered collaboratively by Early years and nursery staff working as a team.


    • [DOC File]3 Year Overview for School Development Plan

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      WAU- Develop Science within the school. Play based learning – role of adult indoor and outdoor. Embed and plan for indoor /outdoor learning. Play based learning – Develop long term planning. Play based learning – Train staff in the use of “Quality Learning Instrument” (QLI).


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      ∙ a play-based curriculum which meets the needs of all children, driven by children’s interests. ∙ high quality observations based on key learning which evidence progress. ∙ learning conversations which identify next steps/personal targets.


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      Play based learning encompasses a range of learning activities and is a priority aspect of the School Strategic Plan and Annual Implementation Plan. Play based learning is a research based approach to developmental learning which links to oral language, literacy and social/ emotional development.


    • [DOCX File]English 4 - Examples of practice in Prep/Year 1

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      Aligning curriculum, pedagogies and assessment - An example of practice in Prep/Year 1. Play-based learning/Direct instruction - ‘Fiddle bags and handwriting’ Australian Curriculum – English. Our Students - Working together to ensure that every day, in every classroom, every student is learning and achieving


    • [DOCX File]Samples of daily routines and planning formats: Adapt and ...

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      The following planning format was used in a Prep-2 Multi-Age group at Ashwell State School. It was developed as a way of tracking and recording learning experiences, the curriculum and the use of the contexts for learning. Contexts for learning are coded as CL and Early Learning Areas are coded as LA.



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      Play based learning aligns with the constructivist approach of Jerome Bruner and brings to life the components of the curriculum for all ages, as learners experience and become the citizens defined by the four purposes.


    • [DOCX File]Expressive arts and design breakdown 30-50 and 40-60 months

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      Expressive arts and design. Week 1. Week 2. Week 3. Week 4. Week 5. Week 6. Autumn 1 • Engages in imaginative role-play based on own first-hand experiences. • Builds stories around toys, e.g. farm animals needing rescue from an armchair ‘cliff’.


    • [DOCX File]Kindergarten year based scope and sequence PDHPE

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      Unit description – Students explore ways to move and balance in response to stimuli. There is a strong focus on moving to music and the integration of different locomotor, stability and manipulative skills. They explore static and dynamic balance through individual and group-based activities.


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      Curriculum and Instruction Possible Indicators Learning Expectations Expectations that are communicated to the community, teachers, parents and students about what students can and should learn, including written standards, goals or benchmarks that reflect classroom and school practice and are based on State standards.


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