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1. Diana created a picture matching activity for a child who had difficulty sharing and becoming upset when having to wait their turn.
2. The activity involved laminated pictures of facial features and emotions that the child would match.
3. Diana planned to present the activity during her next visit to help improve the child's vocabulary, ability to find similarities and differences, and memory.
1. Diana created a picture matching activity for a child who had difficulty sharing and becoming upset when having to wait their turn.
2. The activity involved laminated pictures of facial features and emotions that the child would match.
3. Diana planned to present the activity during her next visit to help improve the child's vocabulary, ability to find similarities and differences, and memory.
1. Diana created a picture matching activity for a child who had difficulty sharing and becoming upset when having to wait their turn.
2. The activity involved laminated pictures of facial features and emotions that the child would match.
3. Diana planned to present the activity during her next visit to help improve the child's vocabulary, ability to find similarities and differences, and memory.
Student Name: Diana Solis Date: Thursday September 21 2017
Placement: Community Living Mississauga
Purpose: Last week we meet up with a child and their parent,
who my supervisor supports and join them to a Reason for completing language and speech pathologist. Throughout the the task. This could be session I notice that the child really enjoyed matching based on an observation picture together and parent were able to confirm my you made, a conversation assumption. While in the room the child was not between you and your willing to share or play with other with the activities, site supervisor, etc. didnt realize that others wanted to play to. When attempting to play with this child and having to wait for a turn, not even for a second the child became upset.
Task: Im planning to create an activity that consists of
matching picture. These pictures consist of facial What are you planning in feature and emotions. Picture of young boys and girls, response to your purpose? smiling, crying, angry, surprise and etc. - Label your task (e.g. Task: laminated picture match activity Bulletin board focused on the importance of Objectives: play-based learning). - What are your 3 1.The child will improve vocabulary objectives for this experience? (i.e. Why 2.The child will improve the ability to find similarities are creating a bulletin and difference in facial feature and emotional board on the importance of play- 3.The child will enhance their developing memory based learning? What (ability to store, organized and retrieve information) message are you sending?) The experience will take place on Friday September 22, 2017 as my supervisor and I will be visiting this child at the centre attending. While being there I will Describe the experience: present the child the activity in the classroom. - List the materials and resources you will use Materials use to create this activity - Describe the - Picture completion of the task, - Large folder with a step by step - Velcro roles description - Laminating machine - scissors
Materials use during experiences
- Pictures Velcro on the folder
Completion of the Task
1. Present the activity while the child is in class
2. Demonstrate the activity 3. Ask questions about the pictures.
Reflection:
- What went well?
Provide examples for how you know it went well. - What didnt go well? Provide examples for how you know it didnt go well. - What did you learn? - What might you do differently next time you implement this same task and why? - Did you have to make any adaptations or modifications? If so, what were they? - What type of experience might you plan to extend on this one? Field Supervisor Feedback: