Mondays 6:30-9:00 pm North Seattle Community College, IB 1409 Candice Hoyt, Instructor Course online: http://northseattle.angellearning.com/ Wetland Projects Phase 3 Projects Who cares & why? Documentation Project sharing and mutual helping time Goals for children Essential Literature Puppet work Directory: http://facweb.northseattle.edu/choyt/CCE285/Documents/Cou rse-Readings/ PROJECTS “Thinking Big” notes by me - Word / PDF Organization and Presentation of Documentation: Opening the Window – PDF – WILL BRING ON WEDNESDAY Audiences for Documentation and Assessment: “Who Cares?” brainstorm from 5/2004 - Word / PDF VALUES & COMMUNITY Community Values list from 5/20/04 - Word / PDF Good Books for Large [and Small] Group Time - PDF – WILL BRING ON WEDNESDAY Community Values list from 5/20/04 - Word / PDF Audiences for Documentation and Assessment: “Who Cares?” brainstorm from 5/2004 - Word / PDF “Thinking Big” notes by me - Word / PDF I (teacher) care: Communication tool Children care: Parents care: Government/high-ups: Friends & extended family: Director: Visitors: Facilitators (of the work): We (CCE 285) care: What you have done in your projects? Legos (Emily): Lego store, building structures – Star Wars ships & photos, the Legos attacked my pond Butterflies (Marianne & Katie): web, they know a lot, observing the chrysalis – webbing followed into frogs Vegetable garden (Stephanie): planted beans & they measured them but they died when I put them outside Gardening (Angelica): plants growing outside, seeds for snack, going to pea patch & farm Bugs (Eric): lots of materials – maybe dramatic play? S. Lake Union (Pam & Renee): initial documentation for investigating Recycling (Michelle): 2 crafting projects with recycled materials – visit to the transfer station Buildings & Structures (Celeste): in downtown – corner window views in 2 classrooms; toddlers & preschoolers already building things that they see outside & they already walk around downtown Nature trails (Teresa): Twin Falls (flatish), webbing about what they already know, want to know environmentally safe? – already been, so “this time what do you want to learn?” Group of 3 Mixed Different than before 10 minutes each Questions in general? INDIVIDUAL Using the inside voice Being “nice”/respectful to each other (while respecting yourself) Sharing: (1) give something away, (2) use together, (3) take turns Conflict resolution Talking about it Finding solution – coming up with it Accept the solution Compromise Sensitive/respectful tone of voice and words Recognizing when someone is distressed Cooperation disposition COMMUNITY Cooperation Inclusion Communication Recognizing strengths and challenges – certain children are “experts” for other children to use Understanding differences in ability to participate Non-judgmental Empathy Good-bye Frustration Sharing Anger Loss Patience Anxiety Grief Perfectionism Fear Aggression Revenge – vengefulness Pain – physical pain Being bullied Tattling Speech – being understood Loneliness Deprivation Separation Tiredness Sickness Inferiority Shame / embarrassment Sadness – depression “down” Jealousy Time – understanding time Excitement Exclusion “Difference” Acceptance Classroom Values List created 5/20/04 Possibilities (individual) Cooperative play Community relationships Courteous actions Our list Emotions Our list of commonly felt emotions or situations children have trouble with? Books for Essential Literature assignment – due next week We will explore examples of these kinds of books in class. a) Conveying Commonly Felt Emotions Book = 4 pts b) Embodying Democratic Community Values Book = 6 pts: Represents through story at least one of these value clusters which are antithetical to competition, conquest, triumph of the individual, or deception. Bring to class on due date: 1 book that conveys commonly felt emotions 3 books that embody democratic/community values Post online on due date: A3 drop box: List of your 4 books in Word document; identify emotion or democratic value A3 discussion forum: List of books in text (not Word) Extra credit: replies in A3 discussion forum = 0.1 each up to 3 pts a) Conveying Commonly Felt Emotions Book = 4 pts i. Direct emotional experience (1 pts) ii. Experience shared by most children (1 pts) iii. Child’s perspective (1 pts) iv. No moralizing (1 pts) b) Embodying Democratic Community Values Book = 6 pts Cooperation Courtesy Negotiation Inclusion Altruism Aesthetics a) b) Conveying Commonly Felt Emotions Book = 4 pts Embodying Democratic Community Values Book = 6 pts Represents through story at least one of these value clusters which are antithetical to competition, conquest, triumph of the individual, or deception. Cooperation — characters aid or support each other in pursuit of a common purpose Courtesy — voluntary, generous consideration of others which is of a helpful nature Negotiation — problems are solved by characters coming to terms through discussion Inclusion — acceptance of each person as a valued member of the whole Altruism — selfless concern for the welfare of others Aesthetics — love of beauty In class: b) Embodying Democratic Community Values Book You & partner choose 4 books neither of you have seen from those assembled in class Identify key element and aspects of the book that qualify it for one of the categories Cooperation Courtesy Negotiation Inclusion Altruism Aesthetics Absent: describe your books’ relevance in post (-20%) A Day’s Work Day laborers – grandfather no English, kid tries to translate & help – grandfather does it wrong but works out in the end – grandfather angry with kid for lying, missed their day off, guy says he can help gf learn Moral: no lying, being responsible Courtesy – they fixed their mistake Negotiation – Inclusion – hirer, willingness to include after knowing no skills Altruism of hirer & says “I’ll hire you….” & go out of his way Cooperation… Frederick Little mouse gathering things for winter that seem unhelpful in terms of food, “traditional” basic necessities – beautiful things; they run out of food, but Frederick feeds them beauty Community – inclusion even though he’s doing something different – but not “less” Aesthetics Acceptance – not blaming Cooperation One Morning in Maine Longest children’s book ever Sal helping sister – cooperation Dad helping her find things to wish on bc she lost her tooth Negotiation: Coming to solutions through discussion Emotion – upset then finding solution Yesterday, 5/9: Interval Paper A7b(5) – drop box Tonight, 5/10: (A4) Bring puppet to work on (due 5/24) – no post (A6) Bring project documentation to work on – no post NEXT WEEK Sunday 5/16: A7b(6) Interval Paper Monday 5/17: Read tonight’s handouts A3. Essential Literature – due in class & post (A 4) Bring puppet to work on (due 5/24) (A 6) Bring project documentation to work on REMINDER – A2. Manuscript Printing due 6/14 (5 weeks)