Title: Exploring the World: Fun Learning for Playgroup Kids Introduction: Welcome to our interactive blog post designed to engage and educate playgroup kids about the world around them. In this post, we will cover simple yet essential concepts related to knowledge and understanding. Touch and Learn: 1. Exploring Body Parts: Teach kids about body parts
Title: Healthy Habits for Playgroup Kids: Personal and Social Development Introduction: Welcome to our blog discussing essential habits for the healthy development of playgroup-age kids. In this post, we’ll explore key aspects of personal and social development, focusing on simple yet crucial habits that contribute to their well-being. 1. Using Handkerchiefs: One important habit for
Learning Bible Knowledge in Playgroup! 📖 Who Was Samuel? Example: “Samuel was a good child in the Bible.” Showing Love and Trust Example: “We show love when we share toys. (a) Yes (b) No” Importance of Obedience and Truth Example: “Children should always obey their parents. YES or No” Understanding God’s Love Example: “God loves
S/N ISSUES PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES CARING/LEARNING MATERIALS CHILD 1. BIRTH REGISTRATION Ensure every child has a name and is registered at birth. Books on birth registration, File for birth registration Tell his/her name, Identify family name 2. CHILD ABUSE Identify and discourage practices that lead to child abuse. Posters on child abuse, Newspaper cuttings Interact freely
WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION 0-2 YEARS S/N ISSUES CRECHE/PLAYGROUP PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES CARING/LEARNING MATERIALS PARENT & CAREGIVER CHILD Water 1. SOURCES AND USES OF SAFE WATER Provide safe water i) Identify clean water Basin Cups ii) Attend training session on the sources, uses and purification of water Containers, Filters, Charts 2. LINKS BETWEEN SANITATION AND DISEASES
DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES 0-18 MONTHS ONE (1) MONTH Bring hands to mouth. Turn towards familiar voices and sounds. Suckle breast and touch it with hands. Have BCG and DPT immunization. Official birth registration. Open eyes and see. THREE (3) MONTHS Turn head towards bright colors and light. Make fists with both hands. Move eyes to loud