Aidan Hepplewhite, 7
Term 4: 29th November 2018
Term 3 30/8/17
Dear Aidan,
Today, you were in my Creative play club, and
participated in the whole programmed activity. It
was so good to see you learning new games and
sharing with the whole group! You loved having a
turn in the middle of “change places if” and getting
to be the ‘Blood Potato’ and ‘Wink Detective’. I was
so proud of you today, there were no tears during
the group and you were happy to be in the AV
room and did not ask to use any technology! We
had a little bit of time left before pack-up so you
taught everyone your ‘Super Mario’ game which
was very inventive and creative!
After group time today, you were showing off your
musical talents and song-writing abilities by playing
drums on the kitchen equipment while singing your
song titled “Just keep trying”, a song about not
giving up. I think your willingness to jump into the
activities with confidence today was amazing!
It is such a pleasure to have you at OSHC! You are
always so friendly to OSHC staff and always
contribute to conversation and share the latest
book in your collection! Thank you for working
together with others and staff and showing me your
creative side today!
I have loved being a part of your growth and look
forward to seeing you continue to have fun at
OSHC!
Cara J
Parent’s Comments
Analysis of Learning
It is evident Aidan feels safe, secure and
supported in the environment provided by
OSHC through his ability to participate in
group and free-choice games. He also feels
comfortable enough to ask for some quiet
time/space to read his book independently
also, however is always enthusiastic to
share the ‘funny parts’.
Today, it was great to see Aidan take
control over his sense and social and
emotional wellbeing during Creative Play
Club. He showed confidence when playing
the drama games in the group, worked
collaboratively with others and used moral
reasoning to co-operate and share the
game. Aidan showed effective
communication when teaching us his
game through using clear instructions and
understanding.
MTOP 1.1, 3.1, 5.1
Possibilities and Opportunities
Aidan is a joy to have at OSHC. He is always
communicating his thoughts and feelings
with staff and loves sharing interesting
things he has learned.
At OSHC, we hope to provide Aidan with a
safe environment for him to explore his
creativity and problem solving dispositions.
We aim to support his self-regulation and
provide the resources for him to continue
his passion for reading and sharing.