Lesson Plans For Teachers
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Meeting of the parent club "Family values"
Objectives: Expansion of opportunities for the formation of family values and traditions. Tasks: • talk with parents about the family, family traditions and their importance in the upbringing and development of the child;  |
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Children love to make New Year's items by hand.
It brings up their sense of holidays, confidence; develops labor skills. These items can be made under the tutelage of the teacher or parents. Good holidays to you!  |
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A gift to the child for memory
Molds in a frame frame  I want to share with you our joyful first, good gift for a little daughter. My dad and I decided to make a present for our baby, moldings in a frame, a memory of a happy childhood for a lifetime. Casts and photographs are used six months old baby. |
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We will need:
Bobin from Scotch tape - 1 piece; Cardboard - 1 sheet; Corrugated cardboard - 1 sheet, color of any one (in our case, silver); PVA glue; Glue gun; Wooden figurines; Wooden beads; Braid; Decorative thin cord (in this master class is silver); Textured paste with snow effect; Ruler, pencil, scissors, stationery knife, brush, spatula, shovel.  |
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Recommendations for the teacher when working with children with special needs are offered; when working with children with vision and hearing impairments.
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Wandering Snowflakes
The lesson hides the development of student speech, the ability to build sentences; develops attention from schoolchildren; thinking. Children learn to make a snowflake.  |
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Theater on your fingers. Develops children's imagination, thinking, creativity, language. You can work with your child parents, staging a fairy tale. Interests a child. |
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Decorative Wool Finger Puppets, Multicolor . For the first five buyers, the Finger Theater will cost $ 34.89 + $ 2 shipping
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Conversations promote the development of speech in children. They can be taught by teachers, parents.
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Students with visual impairment should be allowed a few minutes to rest their eyes. Musical therapy and special exercises are ineffective
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