350l Full Activity Plan Part One

Teacher __Marisa_____________
Part One
Lead Teaching Date__10/22/15_________

10/20/15_____
Submission Date _10/5/15________
Part Two
Revised Submission Date
Toddler Activity Pre-Plan: Part One
1. What concepts or skills are the toddlers exploring or practicing as they participate in your
activities today and where will they explore them? What TTD Chapter are you referencing? TTD
Ch. 13 Peek-A-Boo This weeks plan focuses on supporting peekaboo experiences that promote cognitive
development and problem solving. Toddlers will be able to do this as they climb the stairs of the slide by
pulling up the paper (acting as a curtain) from the windows and looking through to see who or what is on the
other side. They will be able to use suitcases (being a form of peekaboo) in dramatic play as they put things
in the suitcase, close it, and open the suitcase back up. The toddlers will be able to put blocks in a box with
holes and watch the blocks disappear. The toddlers will also be able to read books. Reading books is another
great way to explore with peekaboo as the toddlers turn the pages to see what is next.
2. What would you like me to specifically observe about your teaching/guidance skills during your
lead teaching day? Section 1. Criteria e. I lead the routines of the classroom independently and confidently.
Section 2. Criteria e. I use a variety of strategies to engage children and support them.
I would like you to
observe how I do at leading the class on my own and how I do at promoting language development, social
awareness, and interactions between the toddlers. Many of our toddlers have goals related to taking turns
and developing language. Am I supporting these goals by using parallel and self talk? Or by helping toddlers
communicate by taking turns?
1. Briefly describe your planning for the 12 toddlers in your lab in the chart below and how you
anticipate them exploring and practicing their goal as they participate in the activities you have
planned. Remember to talk to your teaching team before you begin this, so that you are not
planning duplicate activities each week.
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Toddler
s
Name
Goal and/or other

skills to be
practiced (Specific,
observable, and
measurable with
criteria/conditions)
IELG Outcome(s)
that relate(s) to
the goal
Reference the
domain, goal, age
range, and child
indicator
Put only the

interests or
observations
of child that
connect to
how you are
planning for
them today.
Carter
Carter will be able to

take turns three
times a day.
IELG D3 G28 Takes

turns during play with
peers, with
considerable
adult assistance.
Carter loves
trains.
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Part Two
Name of center and

how the activity will
help the child work
on their goal or skill
development. What
will they be doing as
they practice their
goal? (Be specific,
yet brief)
Dramatic Play: Carter
will be able to work on
his goal as he takes
turns with other boys
and girls with the train
and the suitcases.
What the teacher

will do to support
the child at the
activity (be specific,
yet brief)
Teachers will model

how to take turns and
use parallel talk. We
can have Carter play on
the slide as he waits for
other children to play
on the train.
Toddler
s
Name
Lily
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Goal and/or other

skills to be
observable, and
measurable with
IELG Outcome(s)
that relate(s) to
the goal
Reference the
domain, goal, age
range, and child
indicator
Put only the

interests or
observations
of child that
connect to
how you are
planning for
them today.
Lily will be able to

share with three
other children each
day.
IELG D3 G29 Engages

with caregivers and
peers to solve
problems or
communicate
solutions.
Lily likes to
read books.
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Name of center and

help the child work
development. What
they practice their
goal? (Be specific,
yet brief)
Flop And Drop: Lily will
be able to work on her
goal by having the
opportunity of sharing
a book with another
child and teacher. The
teacher will invite
another child to read
with her and Lily. Lily
and the other child are
sharing by reading the
same book. There will
also be a flannel board
with felt pieces of a
face that Lily will have
the opportunity to put
the face together with
another toddler.
What the teacher

will do to support
the child at the
yet brief)
Lily can work on her

goal as we encourage
her to read with us as
well as have other
children join us. Help
Lily ask for part of the
book or felt pieces she
will be sharing that the
other child has. Then
help the other child
understand Lily wants
to share with them.
Help them answer the
request and then help
Lily express
appreciation. Teacher
talks and show the
benefits of sharing.
Toddler
s
Name
Elijah
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Goal and/or other

skills to be
observable, and
measurable with
IELG Outcome(s)
that relate(s) to
the goal
Reference the
domain, goal, age
range, and child
indicator
Put only the

interests or
observations
of child that
connect to
how you are
planning for
them today.
When asked where

his mouth, nose,
eyes, and ears are,
Elijah will be able to
identify the parts of
his face by pointing
to each body part
once a day
IELG D4 G44 Age 16

to 38 months CI2:
Points to, identifies,
and describes self
and others.
Elijah loves
moving around.
IELG D5 G51 CI2:

Points to body parts.
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Name of center and

help the child work
development. What
they practice their
goal? (Be specific,
yet brief)
Flop And Drop: Elijah
can work on his goal by
reading about where
the body parts on his
face are and by singing
Head, Shoulders,
Knees, and Toes.
What the teacher

will do to support
the child at the
yet brief)
Teachers can teach the

song Head, Shoulders,
Knees, and Toes to
Elijah and show him the
actions. We can point
to our face then his and
we can use the play
people and the books
to show teach him
where things on his
face are.
Toddler
s
Name
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Goal and/or other

skills to be
observable, and
measurable with
IELG Outcome(s)
that relate(s) to
the goal
Reference the
domain, goal, age
range, and child
indicator
Put only the

interests or
observations
of child that
connect to
how you are
planning for
them today.
Davi
Davi will be able to

speak two English
words in lab to label
or request
something.
ELG D5 G55 Age 16 to

38 months: Responds
to peers with words.
Davi loves
animals and
playing with
blocks.
Ruth
During routines Ruth

will communicate
using verbal words
with signs to make
her wants known.
IELG D5 G49 Age 1638 months C1:

Vocalizes wants and
needs.
Ruth loves
music and
animals.
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Part Two
Name of center and

help the child work
development. What
they practice their
goal? (Be specific,
yet brief)
Blocks: Davi can use
his fingers to point, use
sign language, or use
words to label or
request what he wants.
Davi loves doing fine
motor tasks and the
blocks gives the
teachers the
opportunity to use
language to identify the
colors and shapes of
the blocks.
Large Group: Ruth will

be able to sign the
animals and use their
sounds to learn the
names of the animals.
What the teacher

will do to support
the child at the
yet brief)
Teacher can model for

him by saying the
shapes and colors of
the blocks and asking
Davi what shape of
block he wanted or
what color he wanted
to give him the
opportunity request
what he wants. We can
also label the colors
and the shapes and
break down the words
to help Davi
understand.
Teacher can sign the
animal as she says it.
The teacher can make
eye contact with Ruth
and ask her what sound
the animal makes and
then the teacher waits
10 seconds for Ruth to
respond.
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Toddler
s
Name
Goal and/or other

skills to be
observable, and
measurable with
Phoebe
During routines
Phoebe will
communicate with
verbal words three
times a day.
Lila
Kaleigh
Name two colors

once a day.
Three new words

every couple weeks.
IELG Outcome(s)
that relate(s) to
the goal
Reference the
domain, goal, age
range, and child
indicator

Vocalizes wants and
needs.
Put only the

interests or
observations
of child that
connect to
how you are
planning for
them today.
Phoebe likes
pretend-play.

Pounds objects with
intent and precision.
IELG D1 G13 Age 3660 months CI7:
Matches, sorts, and
classifies objects
based on one or more
attributes (e.g. shape,
size, textures, or
color).
IELG D5 G49 Age 1638 months CI1:
Vocalizes wants and
needs.
Lila likes trying

new things
even if for a
short time.
Kaleigh enjoys
pretend play.
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Name of center and

help the child work
development. What
they practice their
goal? (Be specific,
yet brief)
Dramatic Play: Phoebe
her goal as she labels
objects she wants.
These objects could be
a stuffed animal or a
dress.
Blocks: Lila will be able

to label the colors of
the blocks as she puts
the blocks through the
holes. She can say the
color of the block
before she puts it
through the hole.
Dramatic Play: Kaleigh
her goal as she labels,
signs, or points objects
she wants. These
objects can be a stuffed
animal or a dress.
What the teacher

will do to support
the child at the
yet brief)
Teachers can
encourage Phoebe by
modeling good
language skills and
having her ask for what
she wants instead of
just handing it to her.
Teachers can model for

Lila by saying the color
of the block and then
can encourage Lila to
say the color of the
block as she puts the
block through the hole.
Teachers can model
words/language
through play. Teachers
can also have her ask
for something instead
of just handing her
something.
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Toddler
s
Name
Goal and/or other

skills to be
observable, and
measurable with
IELG Outcome(s)
that relate(s) to
the goal
Reference the
domain, goal, age
range, and child
indicator
Put only the

interests or
observations
of child that
connect to
how you are
planning for
them today.
Bruin
Can develop and

focus on a fine motor
activity such as place
puzzles, grasping and
building/stacking
blocks once a day.
IELG D2 G18 Age 1638 months

Coordinate arms,
hands, and fingers to
accomplish
purposeful fine-motor
tasks.
Bruin loves
playing with
blocks.
Israel
Israel will be able to

sit and listen to a
book being read once
a day.
IELG D1 G4 Age 16-38

Months: Maintains
attention to and
extends favorite
activities by repeating
them.
Israel enjoys
reading books,
just not for long
periods of time.
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Name of center and

help the child work
development. What
they practice their
goal? (Be specific,
yet brief)
Blocks: Bruin can work
on his goal by spending
time in the block area
grasping blocks and
putting them through
the holes on the box.
Flop & Drop: Israel can

work on his goal as he
sits with a teacher to
read a book. The cloth
people and using the
song, Head, Shoulders,
Knees, and Toes can
be some methods to
engage Israel.
What the teacher

will do to support
the child at the
yet brief)
Teachers can
encourage Bruin to play
with them in the blocks.
While there, teachers
can describe what they
are doing as they play
with the blocks then
describe what Bruin is
doing modeling parallel
and self-talk.
Teachers can engage
Israel while reading a
book by using different
voice tones and
creating momentary
actions that go with the
book. Israel can also
hold a cloth person as a
prop to keep him
engaged in a story.
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Toddler
s
Name
Goal and/or other

skills to be
observable, and
measurable with
IELG Outcome(s)
that relate(s) to
the goal
Reference the
domain, goal, age
range, and child
indicator
Put only the

interests or
observations
of child that
connect to
how you are
planning for
them today.
Tenley
Tenley will be able to

take turns three
times a day.

Takes turns during
play with peers, with
considerable
adult assistance.
Tenley is
interested in
pretend play.
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Name of center and

help the child work
development. What
they practice their
goal? (Be specific,
yet brief)
Dramatic Play: Tenley
will be able to take
turns playing and
exploring with the train
as there will only be
four boxes that the
children will need to
take turns being in the
boxes.
What the teacher

will do to support
the child at the
yet brief)
Teachers can
encourage Tenley to
take turns in the train,
filling a suitcase with
another peer, and
handing things to other
peers to put in the
suitcase. Teachers do
this by helping Tenley
ask for a turn with the
suitcase or train. By
helping her be
understood by the
other child and doing
something interesting
while she is waiting for
her turn. Teacher
explains the benefits of
taking turns.
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Toddler
s
Name
Goal and/or other

skills to be
observable, and
measurable with
IELG Outcome(s)
that relate(s) to
the goal
Reference the
domain, goal, age
range, and child
indicator
Put only the

interests or
observations
of child that
connect to
how you are
planning for
them today.
Levi
Levi will interact with

two other children
every day.

Shows enthusiasm
about the company of
other children by
touching or hugging a
child, offering toys,
giving eye contact, or
by addressing the
other child using
words or sounds.
Levi likes
trains.
Part Two
Name of center and

help the child work
development. What
they practice their
goal? (Be specific,
yet brief)
Gross Motor: Levi will
be able to work on his
goal as he plays
alongside other peers
using the small trains
to pull. He can put
objects in his little cart
or help another child do
so.
What the teacher

will do to support
the child at the
yet brief)
Teachers can help Levi

by encouraging him to
play with the train with
one other peer.
Teachers do this by
modeling for Levi by
pulling the train
themselves and talking
to the other children
around them.
Toddler Activity Assignments & Set-up Plan
3. Fill in the assigned roles for the day and the responsibilities for that role. Then fill in the person
responsible for setting up the activity center, the materials needed, the book associated with the
center and any set-up or safety instructions.
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Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Part One
Lead:
Marisa
Part One
Helper 1 Checkin/Checkout
Person &
Booth
Observer:
Part One
Helper 2 Greeter:
Emily
Flop &
Drop:
Emily
Alyssa
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
Alyssa
IELG D5 G48
(16-38
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
That you will
do your job as
a lead. See
Lead Teaching
Evaluation
form.
That you will
follow
instructions
and do your
job as CI/CO
and booth
person
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
That you will

follow
instructions
and do your
job as the
greeter
Children with
teachers will
Greeter Checklist
(turn in to lead
teacher at the
end of the
teaching day)
Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
From Head to
Toe by Eric
Arrange the
cloth people
Eli
Lily
Lead Teaching
Checklist (turn in
all checklists at
the end of your
lead teaching
day)
Check-in/out
Checklist (turn in
to lead teacher
at the end of the
teaching day)
Class picture
book (cupboard
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Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Learning
About Me
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
Months)
C15:
Listens to
short and
simple
stories.
IELG D5 G52
(16-38
Months)
C6: Imitates
and repeats
words
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
be able to sing
and do the
actions to
Head
Shoulders,
Knees, and
Toes. They
will also be
able to read
different
books about
the body. The
props to
explore with
while reading
the books will
be some
plastic and
cloth people.
This will help
toddlers be
able to
Part Two
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
in classroom), All
of the plastic
people and cloth
people (RR1
Manipulative
Resources
White #45), Felt
Body Parts (RR2
in long drawers
below puppets),
Felt Board (IWP),
Easel (classroom
or toddler closet)
Carle (RR2 B
C9),
All About
You by
Catherine
Anholt (RR2 B
A5),
Ears/Orejas
by Cynthia
Klingel (RR2 B
K3),
Eyes/Ojos by
Cynthia
Klingel (RR2 B
K4),
Nose/Nariz by
Cynthia
Klingel (RR2 B
K5), Skin/Piel
by Cynthia
Klingel (RR2 B
K7),
among
pillows. Place
books on
shelves where
title can be
seen as well
as arrange the
plastic people
with the books
where they
can be seen.
Be careful of
not having too
many items
on the floor
that can cause
tripping. Put
the easel next
to the books
and put the
felt board on
it. Make sure
Israel
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Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
become
familiar with
and be able to
label a few
parts on their
bodies.
Toddlers will
also be
exploring with
peekaboo by
reading books.
Turn the page
of a book and
the picture
goes away.
Then turn the
page back and
it appears
again!
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
Mouth/Boca
by Cynthia
Klingel (RR2 B
K6), Baby
Faces by
Dutton (RR2 T
D7),
See,
it is secure so
that it doesnt
fall over.
Place felt face
and face body
parts on felt
board.
Hear, Touch,
Taste, Smell
by Melvin
Berger (RR2 B
B27),
I Like Me! by
Nancy Carlson
(RR2 B C18),
Clap Your
Hands by
Lorinda Bryan
Cauley (RR2 B
C19),
Everybody
feels... Angry
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Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
Part One

10/20/15_____
Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
Put the
cardboard box
in the middle
Lila
Bruin
Davi
by Jane
Bingham (RR2
T B14),
Everybody
feels... Happy
by Jane
Bingham (RR2
T B15),
Everybody
feels... Scared
by Jane
Bingham
(RR2 T B16),
Everybody
feels... Sad by
Jane Bingham
(RR2 T B17),
Block
Area:
Disappeari
Chelsea
IElG D2 G18
Age 16-38
Months CI12:
Children will
be able to put
blocks into
Cardboard box
with holes in it
for blocks (IWP),
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Peek-a-Boo! I
See you by
Joan Philips
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Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
ng Blocks
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
Completes
simple insert
puzzles (uses
shape sorter
box or puts
pegs into
peg board).
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
holes on a big
cardboard
box. The
holes will
match the
different
shapes of the
blocks. This
allows for
experimenting
with peek-aboo as the
block
disappears
through the
big box.
Part Two
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
30 colored shape
blocks (RR2
Blocks Blue
#26)
(WR T P7)
of the block
area and keep
the colored
shape blocks
in their
container next
to the
cardboard
box. Make
sure the
toddlers do
not throw the
blocks by
playing beside
them and by
modeling how
to use the
blocks. Model
how to put the
different
shapes
through the
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Shapes:
Square by
Simon &
Schuster
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
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Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Dramatic
Play:
Travel By
Train
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Marisa
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
IELG D1 G15
Age 16-38
Months CI10:
Uses theme
play when
presented
with props or
prompts
(animals go
to the barn;
babies are
fed and put
to bed).
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
Children will
be able to
pretend to
travel
somewhere by
train. There
will be
suitcases for
them to pack
cloths and
animals in
providing a
peekaboo
experience for
them. They
will be able to
climb into a
train made
out of
cardboard
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Train made out

of paper boxes
(IWP), 2
suitcases (RR2
Dramatic Play
Yellow #254),
dress up cloths
(RR2 Dramatic
Play Yellow
#218), Bunny,
Lizard, Dog, and
Cat stuffed
animals (WR on
top of cabinets),
2 stuffed dolls
(RR2 Dramatic
Play yellow #1)
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Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
The Little
Engine That
Could by
Watty Piper
(RR2 B P7),
Let's Go! by
Barbara
Shook Hazen
(B H7)
Freight Train
by Donald
Crew (B C26)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
holes on the
box.
Put the
dramatic
playhouse set
up stuff in the
toddler closet
to clear the
space. Put
the train in
that area with
suitcases next
to it with the
animals and
dress cloths
inside them.
Model for
children how
to share
playing with
the train to
avoid pushing.
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
Carter
Tenley
Phoebe
Kaleigh
Part One

10/20/15_____
Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Gross
Motor:
Pull The
Train
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
Emily
Alyssa
IELG D2 G21
Age 16-38
Months CI1:
Attempts
new
activities
that require
familiar and
unfamiliar
physical
movement,
with or
without adult
assistance.
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
boxes.
The toddlers
will pull two
small trains
made out of
boxes to give
rides to dolls
and stuffed
animals.
Part Two
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
2 wagon box
trains (IWP), any
6 small stuffed
animals (WR on
top of the
cupboards), 2
stuffed dolls
(RR2 Dramatic
Play yellow #1)
Up, Down,
and
Around by
Katherine
Ayres (WR B
A6)
Place the
trains in front
of the slide
where the
runway is.
Make sure
that the trains
block the
runway but
that they
dont cause
tripping. Help
the children
take turns
pulling the
trains to avoid
pushing and
angry
children. Limit
one child per
box. There
Levi
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Part One

10/20/15_____
Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Class
Clean-up
(Lead
Teacher
for the
day is in
charge of
this)
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Marisa
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
IELG D3 G31
Age 60
Months
through
Kindergarten
CI5:
Describes
and follows
classroom
and group
routines.
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
The children
and will clean
up all of the
toys and
activities with
teacher
support.
They will place
all the toys in
the correct
bins, and
stack the bins
and all other
props on the
slide. (Do not
place anything
on top of the
lockers).
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Clean up song,
CD player or
docking station,
and toy bins.
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Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
can be two
children in the
big box.
Play the
clean-up
warning song
2 minutes
before it is
time to clean
up. Put the
bins down
during this
time so they
will be ready
to go when
clean-up
starts. Model
clean up
procedures for
toddlers and
give them
choices of
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
Part One

10/20/15_____
Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Transition
to Large
Group
Activities
(Lead
Teacher
for the
day is in
charge of
this)
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Marisa
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
IELG D5 G48
Age 6 to 18
Months CI8:
Follow
single-step
directions
without
gestures
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
The lead
teacher will
start the
transition
activity to
help the
children
gather to the
large group
area.
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
We will be
singing these
words: Come
over, come over;
come sing, and
dance, and play.
Children will
be move to
their carpets
for the large
group activity.
Large
Group
Activity-
Marisa
D1 G16 Age
16-38
Months CI9:
Children will
have fun
learning
19 carpets
(Toddler closet),
19 Stuffed
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Animals and
Their Sounds
by Marisa
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
items to clean
up.
Towards the
end of clean
up, teachers
will create a
large group
area with the
shelves so
that children
have a
defined space
to participate
in the large
group activity.
Place carpets
on the floor as
children are
coming over.
Make sure
there is a
large defined
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
Ruth
Part One

10/20/15_____
Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Act That
Animal
(Please
refer to a
detailed
description
of the large
group
activity in
the box at
the end of
the plan).
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
Makes
animal
noises and
seeks
recognition
of that sound
from others.
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
animal sounds
while holding
a stuffed
animal. The
children will
also be able to
do actions
with each
animal.
Part Two
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
Animals: Pig,
Cat, Dog, Cow,
Horse, Chicken,
Tiger, Frog, and a
Bear (WR in
large bins on top
of cupboards)
Dawson
space for the

activity. Put
the carpets on
the floor
facing the
lead teacher.
Each teacher
needs a
carpet as well
as a stuffed
animal to
model for the
children.
Remember to
watch the
cues of
children for
potential
pushing.
See detailed
activity
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Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
Part One

10/20/15_____
Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Transition
to outdoor
play
(Lead
Teacher
for the
day is in
charge of
this)
Please bold
one:
Large
south
playgroun
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Marisa
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
IELG D5 G48
Age 6 to 18
Months CI8:
Follow
single-step
directions
without
gestures
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
Children get
ready to go
outside by
putting on
their coats
and will lining
up on the
rope. Teachers
will help the
children grasp
the rope and
sing while the
children walk
to the outside
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Emergency
backpack and
rope (behind
door), check
in/out sheet
We will be
singing a song
that relates to
going outside.
Walk, walk,
walk outside,
Were following
the teacher!
Hold onto the
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Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
description at
end of plan for
specific
instructions
and script for
the lead
teacher to
follow.
Help toddlers
put on coats
and
backpacks
and line up.
Teachers will
help the
children grasp
the rope and
sing while the
children walk
to the outside
play area.
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
Part One

10/20/15_____
Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
play area.
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Children will
use chalk on
the sidewalk
creating their
own drawings
(scribbling
and making
marks). This
will help them
work on their
fine motor
skills.
1 bucket of chalk
(RR1 #8)
Small north
playground
1st
Outdoor
Activity:
Fun With
Chalk
Emily
Alyssa
IELG D2 G18
(16-38
months) CI2:
Scribbles
with drawing
and writing
tools.
IELG D2 G18
(16-38
months) CI3:
Begins to
Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
rope, so no one
gets lost,
So we can play
outside!
(Repeat as much
as needed)
(To the tune of
Row, row, row
your boat!)
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Put chalk out

on the upper
sidewalk right
next to the
ramp. Make
sure they are
off to the side
so that
toddlers do
not trip over
them. Do not
let them eat
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
Part One

10/20/15_____
Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
the chalk.
imitate
marks
(scribbled
lines, a
circle).
2nd
Outdoor
Activity:
Bowling
Emily
Alyssa
IELG D2 G17
(16-38 months)
CI5: Throws a
ball
Children will
be able to roll
a ball on the
ground to
knock over
pins that are
set up on the
floor. They
also will be
able to set up
pins again.
This activity
promotes
gross motor
Bowling set
(Gross Garage)
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Make sure
there is a
defined space
and that there
isnt anything
that the
children and
trip on. Set
up pins on the
grass next to
the small
slide. Put the
balls three
feet away
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
Part One

10/20/15_____
Activity
Area
&
Activity
Title
Inclement
Weather
Fine
Motor
Indoor
Activity:
Squeeze
And Shape
(This can
stay the
same on
your plan
until you
use it)
Person
Responsib
le for Setup of
Center
(See
Teaching
Calendar
for
Helpers)
Marisa
Activity
Outcome/IE
LG
(This is the
skill you
want
children to
practice at
this
activity)
IELG D2 G18
16-38
Months CI5:
Uses
forefinger to
thumb grasp
with
precision.
Activity
Description
(This is a
detailed
description
of what the
activity is
and how the
children will
be
exploring,
playing and
practicing
the activity
outcome)
skills and
hand-eye
coordination.
Toddlers will
be able to
have fun by
shaping the
play dough
while using
their
forefinger to
thumb to
grasp play
dough to
squeeze and
shape it.
Materials
Needed
(Be specific
with item
name, the
number you
need, the
reference and
location of the
item, and
whether you
will be
bringing any of
the items)
Part Two
Book
(Title,
author,
reference
number, and
location)
Set-up,
Safety,
Routine
Instructions
(Be specific)
Name of
toddler(s)
planned
for in this
activity
from the pins.
Play Dough (on

our shelf in the
lab room), play
dough tools (RR2
Sensory
Resources Green
124)
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Put play
dough on
tables and
distribute
tools to each
table for the
children to
play with.
Watch for
children
throwing or
eating play
dough.
Israel
Part One

10/20/15_____
Part Two
Large Group Activity

Plan a large group activity that is developmentally appropriate for toddlers and historically and culturally sensitive. Dont
forget to turn in the large group activity materials with your plan.
Title: Act That Animal
IELG Outcome: D1 G16 Age 16-38 Months CI9: Makes animal noises and seeks recognition of that sound from
others. D5 G51 Age 16-38 Months CI12 If learning two languages simultaneously responds to requests in
either language. D5 G48 Age 16-38 Months CI3 Performs simple actions with verbal cue (jump, wave, get,
come). D3 G28 Age 16-38 Months CI2 Observes and imitates another childs behavior or activity. D1 G4 Age
16-38 Months CI6 Listens and participates in story time (turning pages of book or using hand motions, such as
claps).
The skills this activity promotes: Peer interaction through observing and imitating one another, language
development through learning the names of animals and responding to the signs and actions of each animal,
and sustaining attention to tasks by listening and participating with the animal book.
Activity Description: The children will sit on carpets that are arranged facing the teacher while the teacher reads Animals
and Their Sounds by Marisa Dawson. With each animal in the book, the teacher will model the animal sound and act like the
animal then the toddlers will practice with the teacher. Each toddler will be holding a stuffed animal for a prop. When an
animal in the book is talked about, the children holding that animal can hold it up and everyone can act that animal out.
Adaptations for individual toddlers: The book was chosen so that Davi, Israel, and Elijah would be able to see the
picture of the animal and the word of that animal as animal sounds are taught. Another adaptation is using the signs of the
animals as we say them. The final adaptation made for this activity is saying the animals name in Portuguese and English
to help Davi with understanding the animals names in English.
Teacher Script
Introduction Script (What will you say and do to get their attention and introduce the activity?): I will tell each
child to get a stuffed animal from a teacher.
I will start by saying Do you remember learning about the animals and their sounds? We learned what sounds the dog, cat,
chicken, horse, and other great animals say.
Expectations for children (What will you say and do to show the children how to participate in the activity?):
Then I will say, I am going to ask you what sound each animal makes, and after we will all make the sound the animal
makes and act like that animal. I will model for them before I start the book by asking what sound the monkey makes. I will
make the sound and do the actions of the monkey. Finally, I will have the children and teachers do the same thing with me.
Handing out props (how will you hand out props): While the children are being gathered for large group, the support
lead teacher will put the carpets on the floor while the other teachers are getting the children together. At the beginning of
the activity, the teachers will hand each child a stuffed animal when I ask the children to get a stuffed animal from a
teacher.
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Name of
toddler(s)
planned for
in this
activity
Ruth
Part One

10/20/15_____
Part Two
During the activity (What are you saying and doing during the activity for the children to model?): What
sound does this animal Davi is holding makes? Can you act like this animal? I am asking the children what sound the
animal makes then I am showing them how the animal sounds and acts. As I say the name of the animal, I will say the
name in Portuguese and sign the animal.
Closing Script (What will you say and do to end the activity and transition to the next thing?): Boys and girls
pick up your carpet and hand it to a teacher. Put your animals in the basket. Before we go outside I need you to get
your stuff from your cubby then grab hold of the rope.
Collecting props (how will you collect the props?) I will tell the children to give their carpets to a teacher and to put
their stuffed animal in the basket. As the carpets are the collected, by all the teachers, the lead teacher will have the basket
so the children can put their animals in it.
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Teacher __Marisa_____________

Lead Teaching Date__10/22/15_________

Submission Date _10/5/15________

Toddler Activity Pre-Plan: Part One

Lead Teaching Date__10/22/15_________

Submission Date _10/5/15________

Goal and/or other

Put only the

Carter will be able to

IELG D3 G28 Takes

Name of center and

What the teacher

Teachers will model

Lead Teaching Date__10/22/15_________

Submission Date _10/5/15________

Goal and/or other

Put only the

Lily will be able to

IELG D3 G29 Engages

Name of center and

What the teacher

Lily can work on her

Lead Teaching Date__10/22/15_________

Submission Date _10/5/15________

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Put only the

When asked where

IELG D4 G44 Age 16

IELG D5 G51 CI2:

Name of center and

What the teacher

Teachers can teach the

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Put only the

Davi will be able to

ELG D5 G55 Age 16 to

During routines Ruth

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Name of center and

Large Group: Ruth will

What the teacher

Teacher can model for

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Goal and/or other

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Three new words

IELG D5 G49 Age 1638 months C1:

Put only the

IELG D2 G17 Age 1638 months C3:

Lila likes trying

Name of center and

Blocks: Lila will be able

What the teacher

Teachers can model for

Lead Teaching Date__10/22/15_________

Submission Date _10/5/15________

Goal and/or other

Put only the

Can develop and

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