The Play

directed. They were put on in the auditorium of the school and hosted by Kevin VanMeter. Each play showed different plots, and emotions. Not only did the students direct these one-acts with skill. The actors were entirely different from one another and took the lines into different interpretation than the generic form. As for the technical aspect they used the lighting, and prop with purpose and reason. The first play present was directed by Holly Rohan and written by Hanna Alison. The one-act…

that their future can heavily pertain to how a parent decides to let their children spend time. Organized activities can have many benificial results to how children grow into better decicion makers, and having a brighter future. Although, creative play lets a child endevour into a world persisting of his own imagination. Allowing him to engulf himself in an array of his own ideas, producing a much more defined and independant human being. Both allowing your child to explore their mind…

Children’s learning begins in the early years of life, so assisting children to develop all the developmental areas will encourage the development of successful autonomous citizens. The journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step, so helping a child to achieve their full potential to develop their learning outcomes in the early years is essential. Australia is a Multicultural Country where every child has a right to have the safe, secure and supported environment. Every child deserves…

On April 16th, I attended the College of Charleston production of Into the Woods, a very well done thought out musical that takes a surprising turn for the worst. My expectations for the play were far exceed, the cast did a wonderful job and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Though at first glance or thought, it might not seem like it, the musical brings in real estate in many aspects during many different scenes, the musical also has some relations to King Street and its real estate. Into the Woods…

1.1 Within early years, free play is an integral part of the curriculum as it allows the children to socially interact with each other, investigate, use their imaginations and work within their own capabilities. However, for the child to be able to work at a higher level, within the zone of proximal development ((Vygotsky) Daly et al, 2006, p. 111) it is crucial that the adult helps the child to become a successful learner. The adult scaffolds the child’s learning through working in partnership…

kid that doesn't have a clue in the world. Just going out there and kicking the ball because all your other friends are doing it.Runing after the ball just because you think its is fun. Looking at the other kids and just smiling because you able to play with them. To a kid it is just something to do. On dose not truly understand the beautiful meaning in till one is older. Then as you grow older and older each year, you start to earn more of the…

1. Briefly explain why you chose this activity? I chose these activities because using Play Dough is not only a great way to work on fine motor skill and a sensory item for a young child, but they can help with their basic life skill in following direction and bringing their creativity into what they are doing. They are able to feel and describe what they feel to enhance their descriptive vocabulary 2. Discuss 2 components of this learning activity that were especially effective in the…

I recently enjoyed the Frisco Community Theatre production of EVITA the musical. The message I took in while watching this play is follow your dreams no matter what. This message was perhaps very clear to the audience because the main character would not settle for anything less even though she was getting backlash for stealing the love interest of another character. The directors, actors, and designers were very distinguished in transporting us to where the story takes place. A theatrical…

cheering teammate on intimidates the other team. Picking players up when they are down is a very important thing to do as a teammate. One thing about picking teammates up is giving them a state of mind that they will not make a mistake on the next play. The second thing about picking players up when they are down is it shows they care about each other. When you are a softball player it is good to always have a positive attitude especially when the team is losing. Players not only need a…

need to play? Free play vs. Structure work in early childhood settings. Many individuals (educators included) would say, play is not important for children, that playing teaches children nothing. Many individuals argue that teachers use free time as a free ticket to not teach children. Often, parent’s ague by asking “why do my children need to come to school just to play, why aren’t teachers teaching my child?’ In this debate, we will dig a little deeper to see what play is for children. Play…