Sorting Activities

Sorting Activities

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> Pulling it all Together!
> “Best Practice” refers to what works best in a certain situation or
> environment. When it comes to Early Childhood, best practices need to be
> research-based and “tried and true” by many in the field.
> Discuss how using KWHL charts, planning webs, and informal observation can
> be viewed as “best practice” in early childhood education. Be sure to
> explain each strategy as well as how to effectively use them in an EC
> classroom.
>  ID: CE215-08-07-D

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Sorting Activities

Sorting activities enable children to enhance their logical reasoning skills. Each time a child completes a given activity on sorting; there is a high chance that he or she will acquire a valuable experience in terms of making observations and grouping different items accordingly (Mayesky, 2011). To extend children thinking on sorting in school, I would ask them to point certain items such as a knife, chair, or table in a picture book. Colors can serve as appropriate tool for classification. I would challenge children by asking each child…………………

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