 Class average age (in months)

o Child 1- 8 Months
o Child 2- 22 Months
o Child 3- 18 Months

Class average age is 16 months

 
 Primary Objective & Infant/Toddler Standards (You must list specific
guidelines or content standards and which domains: See above
example).

o Thirteen to Eighteen Months, Social & Emotional

Development, Interacts with adults and other children.

o Thirteen to Eighteen Months, Language Development,

Understands the meaning of words and gestures
 

 Secondary Objective & Infant Toddler Standard:

o Thirteen to Eighteen Months, Physical Development, Moves

constantly, showing increasing large muscle control.

o Thirteen to Eighteen Months, Creative Expression, Move to

musical sounds.

 Experience description:
 o The children will grab their dancing ribbon and they will
dance along to the song.
 
 Materials

o Bluetooth Speaker
o Cell Phone
o YouTube/ Spotify to play the “Shake your silly’s out” song
 
 
 Scaffolding (child’s prior knowledge to build on):

o This experience will be focusing on children’s prior

knowledge of dancing and singing along to a song,
vocabulary words put into action, and using action words to
express meaning by using their body.
 
 Plan for carrying out experience (what caregiver will do):

o The caregiver will be participating in the experience by

modeling and encouraging children to sing and dance along
to the song.
 

Assessment

A. How would you be able to determine the success of this activity?

o I will be able to determine the success of this activity by
observing how the children are engaged; if they do not seem
interested, that means that this experience was not successful
at the moment.

 
B.  Do you feel children’s knowledge based on this experience?  (Do I
see this new knowledge being learned in other areas)?
o I was able to see how they were able to dance along to the
song by listening to the sounds and cues, and watching the
teacher and me. Although there were new vocabulary words,
they were able to connect them because of the action of the
word. For example, the song they normally do tells them to
hop, while the song I provided for them tells them to jump.