Activity Planning Sheet
Howard Gardner
Spice
Bloom Taxonomy
DAP
100

Materials

•Materials may provide a variety of experiences to explore (texture, weight, colour, smell) they can be manipulated and changed (dropped, thrown, shaped, formed, pieced together) or be limited with their use (one way to use it.)

•Materials can enhance a child’s learning or can impede their development. It is the Educator’s responsibility to provide materials that meet the needs of each child’s individual needs based on developmental level or age

100

Someone who loves listening to various sounds of instruments. Identifies with rhythms.

What is Music Intelligences

100
Children explore and identify and explore their emotions. Happy, Sad, Excited, Anger, and Overwhelmed.

What is Emotional Development

100

Children recognize and recall basic facts, concepts, processes, patterns, structures and settings.

What is Remember

100

Children can play safely using water colored paints in their art project. True or False

True

200

Goals

•Goals are the broad generalizations about what the Educator would like children to learn or accomplish.

•To improve Fine Motor Skills

•To enhance Speech and Language Development

•To increase Cognitive Development

200

Someone who loves to understand the universe, where we come from and how do we get there.

What is Existential Intelligences

200
Children who like to solve puzzles and build towers in the block and construction corner

What is Cognitive and Intellectual Development.

200

Children use the knowledge or skills they’ve developed in new contexts or situations.

Children break down concepts into their component parts and identify the connections between them.

What is Apply and Analyze

200

3 plus toys are safe in the classroom for children to play with safely and age appropriate. True or False

False

300

Procedures

•The purpose of this section is to explain what should be happening during the activity. The person who reads this should be able to understand what this activity is all about.

300
Someone who is strong in their communicational skills and likes public speaking.
What is Verbal and Linguistic Intelligences
300

Children who can connect and make friendships in the classroom

What is Social Development.

300

Children decode the meaning and significance behind concepts, facts and ideas – and communicate them to others. At this level, children can summarize the main ideas of a story or classify different animals.

What is Understand

300

Name five Developmentally Age Appropriate activities for children. 

Duck Duck Goose, ABC, 5 Little Ducks, 5 Little Monkeys, and Old Mac Donald Had A Farm

400

Name of Activity

This helps children be interested in the activity you are planning. To be engaged in and want to participate.

400

Someone who loves to dance and move their bodies around.

What is Bodily-Kinesthetics Intelligences.

400

Children who like to run and play outdoors. Developing their Gross Motor Skills

What is Physical Development.

400

Children use the knowledge and skills they’ve gained so far to appraise a situation, state an opinion and justify their stance.

What is Evaluate

400

Can children play with bleach chemicals. True or False

False. Harmful Hazardous Materials. Locked up in the cupboard away from children.
500

BC Early Learning Framework

Living Inquiries, Pathways, Communities, Inclusion and Diversity. 

Well-Being & Belonging

Communities and Families

Diversity and Inclusion

Environment

500

Someone who loves to garden and explore their environment. 

What is Naturalistic Intelligences

500
Children who like painting and using their imagination wonderment, and explore ideas making masterpieces of art. 

What is Creative Development.

500

Children formulate their own solutions to problems and create original work.

What is Create

500

Can children play with puppets in the dramatic play area. True or False

True.

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