
HB.1.6.1. Observes animals in the immediate vicinity.
Emphasis is placed on animals in the immediate vicinity (fish, birds, reptiles, insects and domestic animals, etc.), what these animals eat and where they live. If observations are to be made, necessary security measures are taken.
HB.1.6.2. Observes plants in the immediate vicinity.
Observes garden plants, wild plants and trees in the immediate vicinity, and how plants change over time (plants grow, shed leaves and bloom, etc.). These issues are emphasized by using their observations.
HATİCE YAVUZYILMAZ
HB.1.6.3. Takes care to protect animals and plants in the immediate vicinity.
HB.1.6.4. Be sensitive about keeping nature and the environment clean.
It is emphasized that the necessary things should be done to keep nature and the environment clean and that the people around should be warned about this issue within the framework of the rules of courtesy.
HB.1.6.5. Distinguishes the materials that can be recycled.
It is emphasized about materials such as plastic, paper, batteries, vegetable oil and glass.
DİLEK ERTÜRK
HB.2.1.7.Group work rules are followed in the activities carried out in the classroom and in the cycle.
HB.2.4.5.Be sensitive about the safe use of technological tools and equipment.
HB.2.6.1.Comparesthe conditions necessary for the survival of plants and animals.
HB.2.6.2.Realizes the importance of growing plants and keeping animals.
HB.2.6.3.ıt gives exampels of the effects of natural elements in the immediate environment on human life.
DİLEK ERTÜRK
G.2.1.9.Performs three dimensional work using different sections.
G.2.1.6.Place objects according to the size and proportion of the visual artwork.
G.G.2.3.2.Interperets ideas and emotions in his own and his peers work.
G.2.1.10.Uses art elements while creating visual art work.
Tilore Kortner, Romania
- Attitudes towards plants and animals: attention/carelessness, care/carelessness, delicacy/brutality, compassion/lack of compassion, courage/fear, respect/disrespect, love/hate;
- Parents and offspring in the living world: similarities and differences
- The main stages in the life cycle of plants and animals
- Relationships between living things and their living environment;
- building some common objects, using geometric bodies;- construction games with geometrically shaped objects, made of different materials;- making collages/models with the help of learned geometric shapes;
- making a drawing / model related to the life of a plant/animal;
- presentation of photos/drawings of plants in different stages of their development;
- verbalization of ideas, thoughts, emotions towards some given situations;
DEAK ALINA -ROMÂNIA
Understanding and using in communication some terms and concepts specific to the natural sciences
Training and development of capacities and abilities to experiment and explore / investigate reality, using specific tools and procedures
Run simple experiments based on a work plan
Developing interest and responsibility for maintaining a balanced natural environment, conducive to life
Elena-Angelica Anghel, România
- recognition of the component parts of a plants/of an animal, based on materials from nature, plates, models, drawings;
- observing some processes and phenomena from surrounding in hikes, excursions;
Plants and animals:
flowers, fruits)/of an animal's body (head, trunk, limbs).
- Children's contribution to protecting the environment.
COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
Achievement 1. Maintains attention to the object/situation/event.
Indicators
Focuses on the object/situation/event that needs attention. Asks questions about the object/situation/event that attracts his/her attention.
Listens to the answers about the object/situation/event that attracts his/her attention. Achievement 2. Explains the properties of objects/entities.
Indicators
Says the name of objects/entities. Examines objects/entities. Describes the physical properties of objects/entities. Describes the functional properties of objects/entities. Gives examples of similar aspects of objects/entities.
Gives examples of different aspects of objects/entities.
Achievement 4. Evaluates his/her predictions about the object/situation/event.
Hayriye TURAN ERBAŞ - Söğütlü Kindergarten
Indicators
Examines the object/situation/event. Expresses his/her prediction.
Examines the real situation. Compares his/her prediction with the real situation.
Explains the similarities/differences between his/her prediction and the real situation. Makes inferences regarding his/her prediction.
Gain 5. Establishes a cause-effect relationship.
Indicators
Tells the possible causes of an event. Tells the possible results of an event.
Explains the cause-effect relationship between objects/situation/events.
Gain 20. Produces solutions to problem situations.
Indicators
Tells what the problem he/she encounters is. Suggests a solution/ways for the problem. Chooses one of the solution ways for the problem. Explains the reason for the solution way he/she chooses..
Tries the solution way he/she chooses.
When he/she cannot reach a solution, he/she chooses a new solution.
When he/she cannot reach a solution, he/she questions the reasons.
Evaluates the solution/ways he/she has tried.
Gain 21. Demonstrates critical thinking skills.
Indicators
Asks questions about a topic of discussion.
Explains his/her thoughts about a topic of discussion.
Explains the reasons for his/her thoughts about a topic of discussion.
Answers questions about the reasons for his/her thoughts.
Compares his/her own thoughts with the thoughts of others.
Reaches a conclusion/inference/judgment as a result of the discussion.
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HB.1.6.1. Observes animals in the immediate vicinity.
Emphasis is placed on animals in the immediate vicinity (fish, birds, reptiles, insects and domestic animals, etc.), what these animals eat and where they live. If observations are to be made, necessary security measures are taken.
HB.1.6.2. Observes plants in the immediate vicinity.
Observes garden plants, wild plants and trees in the immediate vicinity, and how plants change over time (plants grow, shed leaves and bloom, etc.). These issues are emphasized by using their observations.
HATİCE YAVUZYILMAZ
HB.1.6.3. Takes care to protect animals and plants in the immediate vicinity.
HB.1.6.4. Be sensitive about keeping nature and the environment clean.
It is emphasized that the necessary things should be done to keep nature and the environment clean and that the people around should be warned about this issue within the framework of the rules of courtesy.
HB.1.6.5. Distinguishes the materials that can be recycled.
It is emphasized about materials such as plastic, paper, batteries, vegetable oil and glass.
DİLEK ERTÜRK
HB.2.1.7.Group work rules are followed in the activities carried out in the classroom and in the cycle.
HB.2.4.5.Be sensitive about the safe use of technological tools and equipment.
HB.2.6.1.Comparesthe conditions necessary for the survival of plants and animals.
HB.2.6.2.Realizes the importance of growing plants and keeping animals.
HB.2.6.3.ıt gives exampels of the effects of natural elements in the immediate environment on human life.
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