Practical activities
Fine motor activities
Language and social skills
Side skills developed along Activities
Engaging with language in all its dimensions:
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Communicating with adults and other children through language, making oneself understood
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Expressing oneself in linguistically correct and precise ways
Building the initial tools to structure one's thoughts:
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Sorting objects based on characteristics related to their shape. Knowing how to name some flat shapes (square, triangle, circle or disc, rectangle) and recognize some solids (cube, pyramid, sphere, cylinder)
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Sorting or arranging objects according to a criterion of length, weight, or capacity
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Reproducing an assembly from a model (puzzle, tiling, assembling solids)
Exploring the world:
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Understanding the essential needs of some animals and plants
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Knowing and implementing some rules of personal hygiene and a healthy lifestyle
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Selecting, using, and knowing how to design tools and materials suitable for a situation, for specific technical actions (folding, cutting, gluing, assembling, operating...)
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Building constructions: creating simple models based on plans or assembly instructions
Acting, expressing, and understanding through artistic activities:
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Identify and reproduce simple rhythmic patterns, either physically or with instruments.
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Describe an image, talk about a musical excerpt, and express one's feelings or understanding using appropriate vocabulary.
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Offer solutions in project, creation, or problem-solving situations, using one's body, voice, or sound objects.