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Core Skills Analysis

Science

  • Learned about the properties of essential oils and carrier oils, including their scents and uses.
  • Explored the concept of mixtures through the combination of oils in the roller bottle.
  • Understood the basic principles of ratios and measurements when determining how much of each oil to use.
  • Gained hands-on experience in conducting an experiment, observing changes, and making adjustments based on scent and texture.

Emotional Regulation

  • Identified feelings that lead to meltdowns and learned how specific scents can influence mood.
  • Practiced using the roller bottle as a tool to manage emotions, reinforcing self-soothing techniques.
  • Gained an understanding of the relationship between aromatherapy and emotional well-being.
  • Developed a personal connection to the oils used, fostering a sense of ownership in managing his own meltdowns.

Art and Creativity

  • Engaged in a creative process by selecting different essential oils based on their preferences and scents.
  • Learned about the aesthetic aspect of blending oils, considering how combinations create a pleasing aroma.
  • Participated in designing a personalized roller bottle, enhancing fine motor skills through labeling and application.
  • Expressed individuality and creativity through the choice of colors and scents, which can be a form of self-expression.

Tips

Further exploration can include experimenting with different ratios of essential oils to see how it alters the scent profile. Improvement can happen by introducing other sensory activities that promote relaxation and understanding of emotions, such as mindfulness exercises or yoga. Additionally, discussing the importance of each oil’s property and how they relate to feelings can deepen the understanding.

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