Demo Class for Nursery

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Demo Class for Nursery

by Dua Hashmi

Apr 2, 2012

I have taken an interview at a nursery for a job placement as a nursery teacher. I have been asked to take a demo lesson for half an hour in the toddlers class (age group 12 months - 24 months) I have also been asked to take a demo class for the older age group in the nursery (24 months - 36 months). Kindly suggest activities that I can do in my demo class for the two age groups that I have mentioned. I would like to do an interesting activity for my demo class that can promote learning and children's absolute involvement and at the same time shows my positive interaction with the little ones.

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Dua Hashmi Following are the activities that i would like to do for toddlers (12 months to 18 months):

1) Story time 2) little bunny foo foo song with actions and clapping 3) stretch your arms up .. stretch em right .. stretch them left and touch your toes 4) making my own sensory bottles filled with rice, buttons, glitter and water, with sealed lids...See MoreFollowing are the activities that i would like to do for toddlers (12 months to 18 months):

1) Story time 2) little bunny foo foo song with actions and clapping 3) stretch your arms up .. stretch em right .. stretch them left and touch your toes 4) making my own sensory bottles filled with rice, buttons, glitter and water, with sealed lids so that it is safe when the little ones explore , different sounds they make , different weights and colors they may have 5) building a soft block tower and encouraging the toddlers to break it ... and clapping for him when he does it. 6) play music eg: lazy town , disney and allow the little one to dance on their favourite characters

age group (24 months - 36 months) 1) on a plain piece of paper encourage children to print their hands with their own choice of colors , then turn the paper upside down and onto the palms of the hand stick some google eyes to make hand print jelly fish

2) print numbers with sponges and paints 3)print shapes with spong on paper

Kindly give me suggestions and feed back and what more i can include to make it more interesting for children at the same time the school head should be able to select me for the job placement.

On 4/03/12, Ash wrote: > As a teacher and college professor, I encourage you to make a > list of 10 activities for each group. You can post the list > here if like and we can review and offer suggestions. > > > > > On 4/02/12, Dua Hashmi wrote: >> I have taken an interview at a nursery for a job placement >> as a nursery teacher. I have been asked to take a demo >> lesson for half an hour in the toddlers class (age group >> 12 months - 24 months) >> I have also been asked to take a demo class for the older >> age group in the nursery (24 months - 36 months). Kindly >> suggest activities that I can do in my demo class for the >> two age groups that I have mentioned. I would like to do >> an interesting activity for my demo class that can promote >> learning and children's absolute involvement and at the >> same time shows my positive interaction with the little >> ones.

Apr 3, 2012

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Ash * My background is Reggio Emilia, Core Knowledge, High/Scope,Montessori and Tools of the Mind, the ideas are emergent based.

On 4/03/12, Dua Hashmi wrote: > Following are the activities that i would like to do for > toddlers (12 months to 18 months): > > 1) Story time > 2) little bunny foo foo song with actions and clapping...See More