1. Topic-
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Intellectual Development of the Preschooler
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2. Content-
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Intellectual Development of the Preschooler
Vocabulary - Preoperational Stage, Preconceptual Substage, Intuitive
Substage, Egocentrism, Mental Images, Internalized, Abstract, Logical
Thinking, Concepts, Classifying, Monologue, Collective Monologue,
Reverse, Physical Knowledge, Egocentric Speech, Total Mastery, Tag
Questions, Operations |
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3. Goals: Aims/Outcomes-
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1. Relate how new thinking skills emerge in preschool children
2. Identify the major concepts learned at this stage of mental development
3. Chart the increasing language skills of preschoolers
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4. Objectives-
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1. Identifying how preschoolers learn and the obstacles they overcome
for logical thinking
2. Recognize what preschoolers learn and what logical thinking concepts
are needed
3. Understand that language abilities increase with age
TEKS 130.143 - 4A,B,C,D,F |
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5. Materials and Aids-
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Books, Magazines, Butcher Paper, PowerPoint, Notes |
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6. Procedures/Methods-
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A. Introduction-
Bell Ringer - TRUE or FALSE: Preschoolers link actions without using
logic
ANSWER: TRUE - They link events to each other when they occur close
together in time, i.e. when a mother makes coffee just before a father
comes home from work and the child may conclude that the coffee brings
dad home
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B. Development-
Continue summarizing and presenting group sections of Chapter 16
and taking notes on the highlights of the sections |
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C. Practice-
Work with your group to find 10 pictures of items that can be used
in pretend play. 5 pictures should be actual toys and 5 pictures should
be household items. Sort items into 2 groups. In one group, place
purchased items that often stand for one thing in play, such as a
doll. In another group, place household items that can be many things
in play, such as a box. Place each group of pictures in separate columns
on your paper in order to present your findings to the class. On a
separate sheet of paper, write each item that you found and which
group it was placed in. For the 5 toys, write how they would be used
in pretend play, i.e. a cash register would be used in supermarket
play. For the 5 household items, write what they child could use the
toy as, i.e. a pot could be used as a helmet.
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D. Independent Practice-
Students will take individual notes over the covered sections in
this topic. |
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E. Accommodations (Differentiated Instruction)-
1. SIOP
2. Collaborative Learning
3. Modifications |
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F. Checking for understanding-
Students will be assessed on their final project, their findings,
and their presentations |
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G. Closure-
Students will present their findings to the class |
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