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Content Area Content Clarification / Notes / Activities / Examples Recommended ResourcesPatterns <strong>and</strong>FunctionsCopy patterns • Copy patterns using two objectsKinaestheticLet the learners:‣ Work in groups <strong>and</strong> copy a given pattern e.g. learner, chair,learner …….‣ Two learners, one chair, two learners …..LearnersChairsApproximateDuration1 daySuggested FormalAssessmentConcrete using 3-D objectsThe teacher creates a pattern using counters <strong>and</strong> bottle tops e.g. counter,counter, bottle top, counter, counter,………‣ Let the learners copy the pattern.Space <strong>and</strong> Shape Sort <strong>and</strong> compare 3-D objects • Sort 3-D objects which differ in size according to sizesCountersBottle topsBuilding blocks <strong>and</strong> balls <strong>of</strong> different sizes 1 day‣ Learners sort <strong>and</strong> compare different objects according to size.Develop an underst<strong>and</strong>ing <strong>of</strong>symmetry in self (own body)Develop the awareness <strong>of</strong> symmetry in self (own body)Kinaesthetic‣ Let the learners name their body parts <strong>and</strong> sing any action songabout the body.‣ The teacher demonstrates to the learners the concept <strong>of</strong> symmetry byhanging a rope in front <strong>of</strong> a learner.‣ Learners should imagine that their bodies are divided into two sides.Song: “Head <strong>and</strong> shoulders, knees <strong>and</strong>toes”A single rope to demonstrateLearner`s own bodies1 dayThe teacher talks to the learners about the concept that the body consists <strong>of</strong>two halves. The same body parts found on the one side <strong>of</strong> the body are alsoon the other side.Spatial Relationships • Introduce the concepts “up <strong>and</strong> down”1 dayKinaestheticLet the learners:‣ Demonstrate “up” <strong>and</strong> “down” by moving their bodies up <strong>and</strong>down on instruction <strong>of</strong> the teacher.‣ Climb up two steps while counting the number <strong>of</strong> steps.‣ Climb down the two steps while counting.‣ Climb “up” <strong>and</strong> “down” on equipment outside.‣ Climb “up” <strong>and</strong> “down” a rope climbing ladder if the school hasone.Sing song , ”Oh the gr<strong>and</strong> old duke <strong>of</strong>York”Make use <strong>of</strong> the stairs at the schoolJungle gym (climbing equipmentRope climbing ladder18 | P age

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