đ If you need an engaging, interactive lesson in December for your 9-12th grade Child Development students, you've come to the right place! This activity is perfect for FCS teachers who want to strengthen studentsâ understanding of child development, developmental domains, and developmentally appropriate practice â all through engaging, holiday-themed fun.
đ This resource focuses on developmental progressions, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, cognitive development, and safety considerations when selecting toys that are developmentally appropriate for children ages 1-4. After spending 15 minutes getting warmed up and reviewing previously taught information on Developmentally Appropriate Practice, your students will receive their task! Are your students up for the challenge?
Here's What To Expect:
17 Interactive Activities That Include:
- Warm Up & Discussion
- Review of Developmental Progressions (fine, gross & cognitive)
- Review of Toy Safety & Frustration Points
- Todayâs Mission (Santa Needs Help!)
- Elf Training 101 (learn how to organzie shelves)
- Practice Round
- 4 Different Shelves Students Will Organize (20 minute activity)
- Exit Ticket
** There is a separate slide deck in the folder for students who need accommodations or a little bit of extra help during the activity **
MINIMAL prep required, great for a fun Friday in December or to use the last week before Christmas break.
Using this resource is SUPER easy!
â Review The Provided Lesson Plan
â Edit slides if needed
â Make a Copy For Each Student In Google Classroom
â Have Fun Teaching & Gift Sorting!
Your students will love the Christmas themed challenge, and youâll love seeing them engaged with a resource that required little to no effort on your end!
đGrab it now and start using this resource today!
I always strive to create meaningful, engaging resources for the FCS classroom. If you find this product helpful and your students enjoy it, please leave a review. Your feedback is crucial and invaluable to me.
By Grace,
Baylie Collins
