Piezas sueltas: Incorporar los objetos encontrados fuera del aula y los materiales de usos múltiples en el aula
¡Probablemente todos hemos presenciado a un niño pasar horas jugando con la caja en la que venía empacado su juguete en lugar de con el juguete! Los niños prefieren materiales que les dan la oportunidad de ser creativos, curiosos e independientes. Una de las maneras más efectivas de fomentar esto es incorporar materiales en el aula que estimulen la curiosidad natural de los niños. En este curso, los participantes explorarán la teoría, la implementación y las formas de incluir piezas sueltas al currículo de maneras apropiadas para el desarrollo. Después de este curso, los participantes tendrán las herramientas y las estrategias para embarcarse en su propio trayecto de piezas sueltas que beneficiarán el aprendizaje de los niños en todos los niveles.
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| Weight | 2 oz |
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| Course State | Georgia, Nevada, New York |
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