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| − | #The child is given an object label, which he  | + | #The child is given an object label, which he/she reads, then gets the object and places the symbols over the words.    | 
#The same child does the same for a second object.    | #The same child does the same for a second object.    | ||
| − | #Then the directress gives him  | + | #Then the directress gives him/her a preposition card to place between.    | 
#He matches the symbols to the preposition.    | #He matches the symbols to the preposition.    | ||
| − | #The child puts the objects in the indicated relationship and copies the words into his  | + | #The child puts the objects in the indicated relationship and copies the words into his journal and adds the symbols.    | 
#Those cards are removed but the objects remain as the children each place objects in special relationships.    | #Those cards are removed but the objects remain as the children each place objects in special relationships.    | ||
#Each time the result of this exercise is different.    | #Each time the result of this exercise is different.    | ||
Latest revision as of 21:22, 5 September 2010
Contents
Age
7-8.
Materials
- Miniature environment.
 - Object labels.
 - Cards with prepositions.
 - Long strips on which phrases are printed.
 
Preparation
Presentation
Exercise 1:
- The child is given an object label, which he/she reads, then gets the object and places the symbols over the words.
 - The same child does the same for a second object.
 - Then the directress gives him/her a preposition card to place between.
 - He matches the symbols to the preposition.
 - The child puts the objects in the indicated relationship and copies the words into his journal and adds the symbols.
 - Those cards are removed but the objects remain as the children each place objects in special relationships.
 - Each time the result of this exercise is different.
 - When the children work alone they choose the cards randomly.
 
Exercise 2:
- With the long strips, each child in turn takes one, reads it, executes the command, lays out the symbols and copies it down.
 - Again the objects remain but the labels are removed as the child finishes copying.
 
Control Of Error
Points Of Interest
The children may have prepositional commands in creative movement exercises: bodies in relation to one another.
Purpose
- Point of consciousness: the function of the preposition is to put objects in relation to one another in a specific manner.
 
Variation
Links
Handouts/Attachments
