Is there anyone out there willing to help me with lesson plans?

Question

Need someone in the early childhood field willing to help me create lesson plans for preschoolers.Your help is greatly appreciated. Email me at [e-mail]

Answer 1

I teach first year Early Childhood Education students at our college here in Canada. Part of their course requirements is to create lesson plans for their activities. This is the format we use:

1. Name of Activity e.g: music, art, dance, etc.
2. Age Range of Children
3. Learning Objective (What area of development is promoted?)
4. Materials
5. Procedure: 1. Introduction (What will you say?)
2. What will the children do?
3. Conclusion
6. List thought provoking questions or comments which will stimulate conversations with children; open-ended questions
7. Evaluation: How did this experience enhance learning?
I hope this helps.

Answer 2

in response to your stupid "god made adam and eve not adam and steve" response...................


God created Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve
This is a very common argument used to show that God could not have created homosexuality and thus gays and lesbians are not born that way.The problem with this argument is that when a person uses it they can't explain why God would create a person with disabilities or a person who is deformed or a person who is born with both a male penis and a female vagina (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermaphrodite ).

So I ask any person with a reasonable mind to question the validity of this argument.Biology tells us that it is possible to be born with both sex organs and thus be neither male nor female.It is also, by such a conclusion, possible to see that a person can be born a male trapped in a female body or vice versus.And so, I would say, that while this doesn't prove a person is born gay it does show that pure science can prove sexual confusion as a genetic abnormality.

So why Adam and Eve and not Adam and Steve?Well, the Bible is a text laid down as both a guide and a metaphoric story of a way for Hebrew's and, with the new Testament, a way for Christians to live and understand what is expected of them.But it leaves room for interpretation and can, at times, be interpreted incorrectly.So I now ask those who would choose to say "Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve" the following:

God created Adam and Eve not deformed Adam and mentally challenged Eve.Should we abolish the civil rights of the deformed and the mentally challenged?

God created Adam and Eve one color in his image.Should we abolish the civil rights of all other people of different races?And how do we know which race would be the one he created first?Were they originally created Hebrew?Were they black?Were they white?Were they Chinese?How do we know?

God created Adam and Eve in his image with sight and hearing.Should we abolish the civil rights of the hearing impaired or the blind?

In closing, God's plan is beyond any of us.Whether you believe or not the last thing God would intend is for the suffering of his creation in his name.All to often suffering has been caused by calling out his name while mistreating a group or minority and looking for scriptures to verify such injustice against those deemed undesirable.Everything from slavery to child abuse to beating one's wife into submission to treating a group, for what ever reason, as outcasts and abominations.What web's we weave.