Enhancing Your Child’s Self Esteem 2
Jul 9, 2009 Health
Daily Schedule
1. Allow plenty of time for children to make choices in child-directed play. Child-directed play allow children to choose from a variety of activities including dress up, sand play, clay, art, etc.
2. Plan group time based on children’s ability to attend. Children should always feel involved and part of the group.
3. Provide ample time for transitions to minimize children’s frustrations.
4. Create routines that encourage children to be independent. Routines help children feel comfortable and secure. A consistent routine provides certain expectations and helps reduce any behavioral problems.
Environment and Activities
1. Place toys and materials on low shelves, easily accessible to the children.
2. Provide supplies that reflect children’s identity and culture.
3. Enhance the dramatic play center with mirrors and dress up clothes to allow children to explore.
4. Label bins and toy shelves so children can participate in clean up.
5. Keep hand washing supplies and self help materials within children’s reach. Hand washing supplies help in preventing the spread of germs.
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