Children Observation

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While I was doing the observation, I could experience how children develop their skills with the activities that they do in the different areas they have in the classroom. The teacher introduce a topic to the children before they start an activity. The topic that the teacher use for the day that I did my observation was,” What we need to make a bread?” Another thing that I perceived is that children work in groups of 5 when they have an activity. I also notes that they have the freedom to select which activity they want to experience. After the teacher introduced the topic, she read a book about cupcakes, and she asked the children question related to the book. She also spelled the word “bread
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