Infant (toddler) Observation: An interaction withcornstarch

Name:                                                                                                              Date:                

            

Describe how the child maneuvers her body (describe her grossmotor activity).

Describe how the child uses her fine motor activity (fingers andhands).

What senses is the child using to learn about her experiencewith the cornstarch? Discuss at least three senses.

(e.g. sight; touch; smell; taste; hearing)

Describe the child’s engagement and learning at thebeginning of the activity.

Describe the child’s engagement and learning during themiddle of the activity.

Describe the child’s engagement and learning towards theend of the activity.

How would you describe the child’s mood during thisactivity?

From your observations, what is the relationship like betweenthe child and teacher?   What type of an attachment mightthere be and how do you know?

Although you do not know this child, how would describe hertemperament (her approach to the activity)?

Think about how the teacher positioned herself for the activity.Describe this. How might her position influence the child’sinvolvement in the activity?

How did the child and teacher communicate with each other?

How would you describe the teacher’s involvement in theactivity?

Was the teacher interested in the child? How do you know?

Infant (toddler) Observation: An interaction withcornstarch

Name:                                                                                                              Date:                

            

Describe how the child maneuvers her body (describe her grossmotor activity).

Describe how the child uses her fine motor activity (fingers andhands).

What senses is the child using to learn about her experiencewith the cornstarch? Discuss at least three senses.

(e.g. sight; touch; smell; taste; hearing)

Describe the child’s engagement and learning at thebeginning of the activity.

Describe the child’s engagement and learning during themiddle of the activity.

Describe the child’s engagement and learning towards theend of the activity.

How would you describe the child’s mood during thisactivity?

From your observations, what is the relationship like betweenthe child and teacher?   What type of an attachment mightthere be and how do you know?

Although you do not know this child, how would describe hertemperament (her approach to the activity)?

Think about how the teacher positioned herself for the activity.Describe this. How might her position influence the child’sinvolvement in the activity?

How did the child and teacher communicate with each other?

How would you describe the teacher’s involvement in theactivity?

Was the teacher interested in the child? How do you know?

answer those not the first table ,the second table aboutInfant (toddler)

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