Describe your learning opportunity, what are you planning for the children to do?
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My learning opportunity for the children is to plan them a challenging activity as well as incorporating basic and complex skills. My activity will help them develop cooperating, helping, regulating emotions and behavior, teamwork, and games with rules. My activity is a cooperative activity the children will be placed in teams and have to do three challenges in a minute or two. In my cooperative activity, there are three challenging games which are “Up the Escalators, The Great Wind Blows and Guess the Flavor”. In activity 1 “Up the Escalators”, there would be 5 teams of 3 players …show more content…
Each player must use their left hand to hold the stack and use their right hand to grab each cup from the top and stack it to the bottom. To win the game, the stickered cup must be placed to the top. Activity 2 “The Great Wind Blows,” the players and time are the same instruction as activity 1, but there are some slight changes to it. Each table would have 7 cups and within a minute each player in their team has to use their air from their mouth to blow the cups off the table. To make it challenging children can’t touch or use their hands to knock the cups off the table. Lastly, activity 3 “Guess the Flavor”, once again the rules are the same, but for this activity I’ve decided to set the time for 2 minutes, each two players in the team would be blindfolded and get the opportunity to taste different jelly beans and the third player in the team would write down a list flavors that their teammates suggested. During this activity, children are learning to cooperate in an enthusiastic way. Children are mainly learning to compromise new strategies for team working and building relationships with others. Each activity is competitive and intense, but these feelings allow children to explore, discover, take risks by