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Title: A four-year-old informs his Head Start teacher that two peers won't allow him to play with them in ... Post by: suiren on Aug 19, 2019 A four-year-old informs his Head Start teacher that two peers won't allow him to play with them in the block center. What should the teacher do?
▸ Ask the child to solve this social problem on his own, reflecting on group problem-solving exercises. ▸ Suggest a way that the child might enter the block center and begin to build something exciting. ▸ Teach the child a set of effective words to use - such as "Can I play?" - that will win him entrance into the block play. ▸ Intervene and explain to the two peers, "You can't say, 'You can't play. '" Title: A four-year-old informs his Head Start teacher that two peers won't allow him to play with them in ... Post by: Cass Stein on Aug 19, 2019 Content hidden
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