Toddler Observation

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On 23 August I observe the classroom of a toddler during my observation, I started at the children’s who sit down with their breakfast. After finishing their meal they wash their hands in the bathroom, and they had met the kids on the carpet in the circle time and singing morning songs during the song one child stands up and start dancing. Each child is execution this dance when their name termed. After the roll call of music, children began to restless, and they look for the musical instruments. The children commenced to get a little fidgety, so after the roll call, music and crusade started. During the music movement caregivers prepare for the next activity. She put the cup and make for the children’s smocks. Kids are excited to prepare

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