Virtual Realityeffective Curriculum Ideas

For a virtual Curriculum Night, you may wish to create and send a parent presentation detailing grade level expectations, curriculum you use, and what students will be learning during the year. You can easily create a PowerPoint or a Google Slides presentation to send to your parents with these Curriculum Night templates. Using Virtual Reality in the Real-Life Classroom. Although we are currently in the infancy stage of using virtual reality as an avenue through which curriculum is delivered, this technology has. A virtual assembly can be nice compliment or add-on to a program or theme that the school is already promoting. Below are 25 virtual school assembly ideas that you can organically incorporate into your school theme, culture, and calendar. Traditional Virtual School Assembly Elementary students getting excited for a school assembly. Integrated Fall Curriculum Ideas That Will Work Virtually or in the Classroom Guest Post: This time of year, teachers generally begin cleaning up their classrooms and preparing for a summer of meetings for continued learning requirements while waiting for school to reopen. Pack a picnic — Menu and game ideas that will let kids show off their creativity. Camp out or camp in — Ideas for making a backyard or living room campground memorable. Welcome to summer — Activity and bonding ideas to promote relaxation, enjoyment and memory making. Programming to help explain COVID-19 to kids.

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This module familiarizes child care consultants with the concepts of curriculum and individualization as a means of promoting infant/toddler development.

Upon completion of this module, child care consultants will be able to:

Explain what is meant by “curriculum” for infants and toddlers.
Describe distinctions between curriculum for infants and toddlers and curriculum for older children.
Describe the aspects of early care and education that are a part of an infant/toddler curriculum.
Define what is meant by developmentally appropriate curricula for infants and toddlers.
Describe the development and implementation of individualized curriculum for an infant or toddler.
Describe infant/toddler Early Learning Guidelines and their connection to developmentally appropriate curricula for infants and toddlers.
Describe strategies for engaging families in developing and implementing individualized curriculum for infants and toddlers.
Describe how Individualized Family Service Plans can support individualized curriculum and inclusion of infants and toddlers with special needs.
Identify resources for caregivers and families working with infants and toddlers

Infant/Toddler Curriculum and Individualization is one of three infant/toddler modules created to support consultants working in child care settings, especially consultants who have not had education or training specific to infants and toddlers in group care. These modules were designed to compliment training offered to early childhood consultants through the National Training Institute at the Department of Maternal and Child Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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8 Fun Activities for Virtual Learning Meetings

Would You Rather Debates – Virtual learning with students can be activity-based. The would you rather activity asks students to evaluate choices and explain their thinking These questions are a great way to get a conversation started in a fun and interesting way. Don’t forget to ask students “Why?” after because this can be the best part of the conversation. Here is a great site would your rather ideas.

2. Twenty Questions – For this virtual learning activity Have kids guess things like characters, time periods or scientific facts.Rules: Players take turns asking only “yes” or “no” questions in an attempt to figure out the answer. Ask as many as 20 questions.

3. Movie and Netflix Reviews – Help kids learn to communicate and write by doing the virtual learning mock movie reviews during a team meeting. Assign a few kids each session to go as a fun way to start a meeting or get a conversation started.

4. Virtual Talk Shows – This virtual talk shows takes learning and makes it fun. Students take the place of characters, concepts, or even a time period in a virtual talk show. Each student takes the “hot-seat” to answer questions showing their comprehension of an idea from the viewpoint of a person or idea being studied in class.