幼师英语unit 26.ppt

Revision Leading What could your niece, nephew, or the child of your neighbor do at the age of 3 and 4? At what are boys better than girls? At what are girls better than boys? How much do you know about the muscle development and physical growth of preschoolers? How do little babies look different from older children? (For instance, potbelly, proportion of the trunk and limbs.) * * 葫芦岛市一职专教学课件 葫芦岛市一职专教学课件 English for Kindergarten Teachers Unit 26 Physical growth and muscle development of preschool children Ann Song Revision Leading New Text Learning Practice Summary Homework 3-year-olds 4-year-olds 5-year-olds Read the text first then try to fill in the tables below: Rapid physical development Big gains in eye-hand and small-muscle coordination: age 5 age 4 age 3 Skipping on one foot and then the other Jumping rope Skate and swim String beads Control a pencil Copy a square Like to use one hand Skipping and hopping on one foot Catching the ball Cut with scissors Draw a person Make designs Fold paper Walk on the tiptoes Move suddenly Ride tricycle Draw a circle Pour sth into a glass Button and unbutton Dress oneself Go to the toilet the differences of boys and girls Boys: stronger more muscle more skilled in throwing a ball, jumping, going up and down ladders Girls: better in hopping, skipping, galloping, small muscle coordination *