3. Learning objectives
By the end of the session, participants will be able
to:
1. Observe effectiveness of Codex (the
Publishers) pre-primary books.
2. Perform different effective teaching methods to
teach Montessori and Science at Pre-Primary
level.
3. Conduct effective classroom activities to teach
Codex course books.
4. Assess their teaching.
5. Activity
Tell your favourite
food
Tell your favourite TV
show
Tell your favourite
animal
Tell your favourite
holiday place
Tell your favourite
mobile app.
Tell your favourite
sports
26. • The kind of education which may consists
of number of activities and experiences
designed to aid in the cognitive and social
development of preschoolers before they
enter primary school.
Codex (the Publishers)
27. Maria Montessori Approach
• Principles, concepts applied across ages
– Independence
– Observation
– Following the Child
– Correcting the Child
– Prepared Environment
– Absorbent Mind
Codex (the Publishers)
28. KINDERGARTEN
• At kindergarten your child will grow socially and
emotionally. Their ability to think, use and
recognize language and their fine motor skills
will be developed through play, art, dance,
music, movement and interacting with others.
Codex (the Publishers)
29. TYPES OF TEACHING
• LEARNER ORIENTED
• TEACHER ORIENTED
Codex (the Publishers)
31. 1. phonics
2. Role play
3. Play way learning
4. Integrated teaching (horizontal and vertical)
5. Talking point sessions
Codex (the Publishers)
32. PHONICS??
Phonics is simply the system of
relationships between letters
and sounds in a language.
Codex (the Publishers)
33.
34. Consonant phonemes
Use lips, teeth, tongue and throat.
The consonant are further broken into
Puff phonemes: B, D, T, K, P, F, G, C, Q, W,
H
Tickle phonemes: V, R,Z,L, X, S
Humming phonemes: M, N
Pucker up phonemes: Ch, Sh , J, Y
46. Preschool Learning Methods
There are 7 primary learning styles:
• Visual (Spatial) –learn best through pictures,
images, and spatial understanding
• Aural (Auditory) –learn best through sound and
music
• Verbal (Linguistic) –learn best through words,
verbal and/or written
47. Preschool Learning Methods
(Cont…)
• Physical (Kinesthetic) –learn best through experience
and rely on the sense of touch
• Logical (Mathematical) –learn best through logic and
reasoning
• Social (Interpersonal) –learn best through group
interaction
• Solitary (Intrapersonal) –learn best through self-study
48. Latest Method Of Preschool
Teaching
Look, Copy, Cover, Write, Check
(l. C. C. W. C)
• Children will first look at the word.
• They will say the letter names (not the sounds).
• They will trace the word in the air or on table saying the letter
name.
• They will cover up the word and write it on their own.
• They will check if it is correct or not with the actual written
word.
63. Active, Physical Play
• Hopping, Running, Jumping, Dancing
develops large motor skills, coordination,
strength and stamina. Promotes healthy
lifestyles for growing bodies.
64. Mental Play
• Exploring, playing games, Role-playing,
Speaking, Sharing ideas-develops ability
to express self, give opinions, use
imagination reasoning and logic.
67. LearningCorners
The term Learning Corners refers to
designated areas of the classroom
where students congregate in small
groups to accomplish given learning
tasks. Typically, students can work
independently in these centers,
sometimes while the teacher works
with a small reading group.
68. There has to be such learning
recourses which can enhance the
vocabulary and reading skills
of the students.
69. • The purpose of this corner is to
develop reading habits in
preschoolers and to teach them how
to take care of books.
71. Maths corner helps the students to
understand Mathematics concepts
For example: Shapes, Numbers,
comparisons through hands on
experience.
72. In science corner students learn about
their surroundings through observation
and experiments.
73. This corner should be compatible with
the cultural environment of the
children, with some domestic things
like kitchen items,clothes,toy furniture
and dolls.
74. Play is the medium by which
children learn about their
environment through:
• Exploration
• Manipulation
• Trial & error
• Improvisation
• Acting out
75. Suggestions for Pre-Primary
School Teachers
• Don’t be impolite with parents .
• Talk about current events.
• Respect the views of parents and show
concerns to what they say.
• Open communication.
• Try to see things from parents’ point of view.
• Greet the parents in good manners.
• Listen to the parents and be patience.
81. Brainstorming
is a group creativity technique.
is an efforts to find a conclusion for a
specific problem.
is a best way to gather a list of ideas
spontaneously contributed by its
members.
Codex (the Publishers)
83. Problem Solving
Supporting those who are solving
problems.
Discovering new problems to solve.
A fundamental way to solve scientific
problems.
Codex (the Publishers)
85. Cooperative Learning
Is a successful teaching strategy
involves students of different levels of
ability.
Use a variety of learning activities to
improve students’ understanding about
subject.
Codex (the Publishers)
87. Graphic Organizer
Visual displays
including diagrams, tables, columns and
webs
Facilitating recall of cognitively demanding
content
88. The mistake of a doctor lies
buried in grave.
The mistake of an engineer
lies cremated in bricks.
The mistake of the lawyer
lies in lies.
But the mistake of a
Teacher is reflected on the
Nation