Things in the classroom
This soft, cozy item is used during nap time.
What is a blanket?
In this farmyard tune, Introduces animals and their sounds.
What is "Old MacDonald Had A Farm?
This ancient Greek philosopher, known as the "father of Western philosophy "taught through questioning.
Who is Socrates?
We sit on these during circle time.
What is a mat or rug?
This song's lyrics mention a bus whose wheels go "Round and Round" as it travels through town.
What is "The Wheels on the Bus?"
This philosopher and student of Socrates wrote The Republic and believed in education as a way to create a just society.
Who is Plato?
We put on these protective covers when painting to keep our clothes clean.
What is a smock or apron?
This energetic tune helps you learn body parts.
What is "Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes?'
A student of Plato, this philosopher believed in learning through experience and is often called the father of empirical learning.
Who is Aristotle?
This is where we put our toys when we are done playing.
What is a toy bin or shelf?
This fun tune spells out a dog's name with clapping during the chorus.
What is " B-I-N-G-O"?
This Swiss psychologist developed the theory of Cognitive Development, explaining how children learn in stages.
Who is Jean Piaget?
This object is soft and helps children recognize themselves when they look into it.
What is a mirror?
Watch as the little spider climbs up, gets washed out, and climbs again in this classic nursery rhymes.
What is " The Itsy-Bitsy Spider"?
This philosopher believed children learn best through hands-on experience and that education should follow their natural curiosity.
Who is John Dewey?