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Presenting Mrs. Taylor's Kindergarten Class Blog!

Follow our Reggio Emilia Inspired class to see what students are learning at Prince Edward School. Visit often, borrow ideas to enhance your learning at home, and most importantly discuss with your child their -- PLAYFUL LEARNING, EXPLORATIONS and DISCOVERIES at school!!!


Showing posts with label physical education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label physical education. Show all posts

Monday, 19 November 2012

A great way to start the week....

What a great way to start the week...

Students collaboratively built this amazing structure.
(a school)


Student created graphs of their 'Most favourite' and 'Least favourite' holiday wish list.
These students were not afraid to get messy with shaving cream.  Tomorrow shaving cream will be added to the large textile bin.




Many students were using the large tweezers to sort beads. 




Physical Education is every Monday. 
Please send appropriate shoes with your child. 






Friday, 6 April 2012

Balancing -- Physical Education

A favourite time for our students is Physical Education with Ms. Murray.  Our students receive Physical Education twice a week, once with all 90 students participating in a variety of free choice centres, and on the other occasion each class will have a skill learning period using different centres with only their homeroom peers.


Some of the students favourite activities are:
  • broom ball with nets


  • ball area (contains a variety of basketballs, scoops, rackets, chickens, beanbags, nets and containers) 




  • noodles (building, spaghetti and meatball game)


  • tricycles, wagons
  • hurdles and an agility ladder to jump over
  • a mini slide with tumble mats for rolling and somersaults
  • hoola hoops
  • dancing with music
  • plus many more physical opportunities using the manipulatives in a variety of ways


This week Ms. Murray introduced three new activities -- to practice BALANCING

Curriculum Expectations:
3.3 begin to demonstrate balance, whole-body and hand-eye coordination, and flexibility in movement
 balancing on a beam 

walking on a bench while bending to touch each tennis ball

 balancing a Frisbee while standing on a crate