English Language Arts
- The child practiced fine motor skills by holding a pencil and drawing a circle.
- The child used observational skills to notice the shape of a circle and replicate it.
- The child developed hand-eye coordination by controlling the movement of the pencil to create a circle shape.
- The child practiced following directions by listening to instructions on how to draw a circle.
Encourage continued development by introducing other shapes for the child to draw, such as squares or triangles. You can also provide different materials like chalk or crayons for variety. Additionally, encourage the child to explore drawing different sizes of circles and experiment with shading techniques to add depth to their drawings.
Book Recommendations
- The Shape of Things by Dayle Ann Dodds: This book introduces various shapes, including circles, through vibrant illustrations and engaging text.
- Perfect Square by Michael Hall: This book explores the creative possibilities of a square, inspiring children to think outside the box when it comes to shapes and art.
- Mouse Shapes by Ellen Stoll Walsh: Follow three mice as they discover different shapes and create fun artwork using shapes.
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