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25 June 2026 at 8:26 pm #95596
Holly Holwell
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20 September 2026 at 7:57 pm #100248
barani.adhi@gmail.com
StudentHi holly am Barani Ravikumar,
I observed a child building a tall tower with different-sized blocks. The child carefully placed each block, checked if it was balanced, and kept trying when the tower fell down.
This was a highlight because the child showed concentration, patience, and problem-solving skills. The child also demonstrated creativity by choosing different blocks and deciding how to build the tower.
I documented the observation by taking a photograph and writing a short learning story. I included the child’s words, actions, and the skills they demonstrated, such as persistence, coordination, and early mathematics.
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21 September 2026 at 3:52 pm #100296
rommieraj19@gmail.com
Student- While working with children, there’s always something that highlights me. I have a toddler which I saw her cooking the same way as an adult does. She was pretending baking cookies in the oven. While checking her cookies in the oven, she kept wearing mittens so that she can’t get burn. I was amazed that she might saw her mother or grand mother cooking but she kept in her mind that how important it is to wear mittens while cooking.
I documented and mentioned about her developing observational skills, problem-solving and imaginational skills along with fine motor skills.
- While working with children, there’s always something that highlights me. I have a toddler which I saw her cooking the same way as an adult does. She was pretending baking cookies in the oven. While checking her cookies in the oven, she kept wearing mittens so that she can’t get burn. I was amazed that she might saw her mother or grand mother cooking but she kept in her mind that how important it is to wear mittens while cooking.
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21 September 2026 at 3:48 pm #100295
rommieraj19@gmail.com
StudentWhile working with children, there’s always something that highlights me. I have a toddler which I saw her cooking the same way as an adult does. She was pretending baking cookies in the oven. While checking her cookies in the oven, she kept wearing mittens so that she can’t get burn. I was amazed that she might saw her mother or grand mother cooking but she kept in her mind that how important it is to wear mittens while cooking.
I documented and mentioned about her developing observational skills, problem-solving and imaginational skills along with fine motor skills.
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