Rc 2 Self Concept Paper

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RCII– Self Concept

Learning Experience Activity

Name of Activity: What I like about me, turkey

Age: 5yrs

Intended goal/s: The children will draw a hand turkey on paper and then choose five attributes they like about themselves to write on the fingers. This is a great activity to do in November around Thanksgiving. The intended goal of this particular activity is to promote a healthy self-concept and to strengthen the child’s ability to speak positively about themselves, in addition to, promoting self-awareness. Moreover, the children work on their fine motor skills while writing and coloring their turkey.

Materials needed: Construction paper, makers, crayons and pencils, premade example from teacher, white board with dry erase markers

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