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  • The Aesthetic Domain
    • Aren't They Beautiful? (For Children of All Ages)
    • Artists In Our Town (For Children of All Ages)
    • Field Trip to Art Museum (For Children of All Ages)
    • Listen to This! (For Older or More Experienced Children)
  • The Affective Domain
    • All About Me Book (For Children of All Ages)
    • We Get Angry (For Children of All Ages)
    • Happy Faces (For Younger or Less Experienced Children)
    • Match Mate (For Younger or Less Experienced Children)
  • The Language Domain
    • Imitating Clapping Patterns (For Younger or Less Experienced Children)
    • Book Making (For Younger or Less Experienced Children)
    • Secret Message (For Older or More Experienced Children)
    • It's a Fact! (For Older and More Experienced Children)
  • The Physical Domain
    • Pull A Friend (For Older or More Experienced Children)
    • Puzzles (For Children of All Ages)
    • Exploration with Balls (For Children of All Ages)
    • Snowperson Walk or Run (For Older or More Experienced Children)
  • The Social Domain
    • We Are A Family (For Older of More Experienced Children)
    • Alike and Different (For Children of All Ages)
    • Stores (For Children of All Ages)
    • Recycle-Ikles (For Children of All Ages)
  • The Cognitive Domain
    • Sniff Test (For Younger or Less Experienced Children)
    • Soil Samples (For Younger or Less Experienced Children)
    • Plants or Animals (For Older or More Experienced Children)
    • In and Out of Balance (For Younger or Less Experienced Children)

All about me book

Goal 28:  Identify characteristics and qualities that make them unique.
Materials:  Paper, scissors, magazines, writing tools.
Procedure:  Have the children describe themselves on paper, then bind the pages together in a book.  Pages suggestions include the following:  
"This is me"--a self portrait
"This is my family"--a family portrait
"Here is my hand"--a hand tracing
"Some things I can do"--a dictated or written list of skills
"My favorite foods"
"My favorite animals"--magazine picture cutouts
To Simplify:  Have the child dictate words to teachers or classroom aides.  Create fewer pages.
To Extend:  Have the children decide what should go on each page.  Ha e the children write in narrative form for each page to extend the information provided about themselves (e.g., "Here is my hand.  Ten things I can do with my hands include sorting silverware form the dishwasher,..." Have them further illustrate each page.
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