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SPARK Early Childhood Curriculum Webinar Patty Lanier

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SPARK Early Childhood Curriculum Webinar Patty Lanier

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    2. SPARK Early Childhood Goals To develop: A variety of basic movement and manipulative skills Positive social skills Problem solving skills Physical fitness levels Creativity A love of movement!

    3. Readiness Skills Numbers, colors, shapes, ABC, patterns Listening skills Distinguish various auditory cues Verbally describe movement experiences Develop language skills Self direction, creativity & problem solving Once again talk about how the SPARK EC lessons are academically integrated. Here are some of the skills. Remind them of the skills from “Flick a Fly.” Encourage them to watch for some of these as you do activities with them.Once again talk about how the SPARK EC lessons are academically integrated. Here are some of the skills. Remind them of the skills from “Flick a Fly.” Encourage them to watch for some of these as you do activities with them.

    4. Social Skills Sharing Taking Turns Kindness Helpfulness Cooperation

    5. Basic Movement Skills Spatial Awareness Locomotor and Non-locomotor Movement Concepts Rhythm and Creative Expression Object Manipulation

    7. The curriculum is built around teacher- and  child-initiated learning activities in curriculum content areas: language, literacy, & communication; social and emotional development; physical development, health, and well-being; and arts and sciences. Research (High Scope Perry) indicates that effective preschool curriculum include these content areas. The curriculum is built around teacher- and  child-initiated learning activities in curriculum content areas: language, literacy, & communication; social and emotional development; physical development, health, and well-being; and arts and sciences. Research (High Scope Perry) indicates that effective preschool curriculum include these content areas.

    13. SPARK EC Manual What You Have How to Use It Teaching SPARK PE ASAP’s Instructional Units Family Fun Activities

    14. Instructional Units Super Stunts Hoop It Up Parachute Play Ribbons, Scarves, and Balloons for Me Fluffball Fun Beanbag Bonanza Have a Ball Fancy Feet Rope Action These are all of the instructional units in the book. A daily activity session will consist of one Musical ASAP lesson paired with an instructional lesson. The lessons in each unit follow a progression and the entire book follows a progression.These are all of the instructional units in the book. A daily activity session will consist of one Musical ASAP lesson paired with an instructional lesson. The lessons in each unit follow a progression and the entire book follows a progression.

    15. Music CD’s Musical ASAPs Intervals Background

    16. SPARKfolio

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