Finger Plays: Using the Arts to Teach Spatial Relationships, Emotions and Opposites (WEBINAR)

Finger Plays: Using the Arts to Teach Spatial Relationships, Emotions and Opposites (WEBINAR)


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March
17
Remaining Slot(s): 
12
Date and Time: 
Friday, March 17, 2023 - 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Description: 

Explore how to teach rhyme and rhythm with your fingers! Early childhood educators are naturals at engaging children through storytelling. Participants will tap into their own character voices, facial expressions and hand gestures to learn to tell short and simple finger play stories. They will learn to chant simple songs and create characters that illustrate spatial relationships, positional language, emotions, opposites and more. Participants will also practice creating finger plays to connect books and classroom themes.

This course addresses the following age band(s):

  • Early childhood - early (birth-36 months)
  • Early childhood - middle (36-60 months)
  • Early childhood - late (5-8 years)
Instructions: 
This session will be conducted via webinar. All registrants will be emailed a link to participate in this training session.
Price of Training: 
Free
Content Level: 
Beginner
Language of Training: 
English
Core Knowledge Area: 
Curriculum
Social-Emotional Development and Mental Health
Audience: 
Assistant Teachers
Family Home Providers
Teachers
Sponsors: 
Inspired Child
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Professional Learning Units (Clock Hours): 
2.00