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    The document outlines a small-group activity where children will move their bodies to imitate different underwater animals in the classroom fish tank. The teacher will have the children move their bodies to represent animals swimming, acknowledging and imitating their movements. Later, children will move more creatively to imitate specific animals and make facial expressions, with the teacher supporting their knowledge of different animals. At the end, the teacher will have the children swim to the next classroom activity and discuss other animals they could have represented.

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    The document outlines a small-group activity where children will move their bodies to imitate different underwater animals in the classroom fish tank. The teacher will have the children move their bodies to represent animals swimming, acknowledging and imitating their movements. Later, children will move more creatively to imitate specific animals and make facial expressions, with the teacher supporting their knowledge of different animals. At the end, the teacher will have the children swim to the next classroom activity and discuss other animals they could have represented.

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    42 Underwater Creatures

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    The document outlines a small-group activity where children will move their bodies to imitate different underwater animals in the classroom fish tank. The teacher will have the children move their bodies to represent animals swimming, acknowledging and imitating their movements. Later, children will move more creatively to imitate specific animals and make facial expressions, with the teacher supporting their knowledge of different animals. At the end, the teacher will have the children swim to the next classroom activity and discuss other animals they could have represented.

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    Small-Group Time Planning Form

    Originating
    Idea

    Fish tank creatures


    Materials

    Our bodies

    Curriculum
    Content

    KDI 42. Movement

    Beginning
    Opening
    Statement

    Have you seen all the underwater animals that we have in our
    fish tank? Can we move our bodies to show how the animals
    move through the water

    Middle
    Earlier
    What will
    children do?

    Move their bodies

    Strategies:
    How will you
    scaffold
    their
    learning?

    Acknowledge
    their
    movements,
    imitate actions

    Middle

    Move their bodies and


    represent animals
    swimming

    Strategies:

    Describe their
    movements as
    animals, support
    creativity

    Later

    Move their bodies to imitate


    animals, Make facial
    expressions

    Strategies:

    Acknowledge all
    movements, encourage
    deeper knowledge of
    animals

    End
    warning and
    transition to
    next part of
    routine

    Follow-up
    Ideas

    Friends, now that we have swam through our classroom like our
    underwater animals, can you swim to our next activity

    Discuss what other under water animals we could have, and how
    they would move differently

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