Lesson Observation- Camping!

[Guest]

Hi all, I have a lesson observation on Wednesday (found out today!) in Reception. We just started the topic today. The children want to go on a journey camping- So I thought (come rain or shine, we have water proofs and wellies) that the TA and a group of mixed ability children could go outdoors, use their imagination to decide how to get there e.g. make a boat with crates, car with blocks etc, then go into the SMALL wooded area and build shelters-? When they get there she will say she has forgotten the tent! what can they do? hopefully they will suggest building one!!!she will need to talk about out to make shelters, what the purpose is- sh will have some photos with shelters and tents on etc- does this sound OK?

 

 

inside I am going to start by sharing a non- fiction book on a transport theme with groups and compare how it is different to a fiction book with a transport theme e.g. Duck in a truck? Children will then choose a writing frame and write about one transport of their choice. they will then design a front cover and a contents page. This book will continue to build up throughout the topic

 

other activities

 

if weather permits then the usual transport survey

Observational drawing of a bike (indoors or out weather permitting)

role play is a London bus

 

but what else?

 

construction area will ask them to make, draw and record transport?

 

am stuck for inspiration

 

please help

 

thanks

Natasha

[AnonyMouse_79]

Sun safety.

[Guest]

Sorry Susan I don't understand- If you mean would they wear hats if it was sunny then yes.

If I've missed the point then sorry and please let me know.

[Guest]

We toasted marsh mellows on a small throw away BBQ- it was great fun!!

[Guest]

Are the rest of the children going to get to go camping too?