18: Appendix A – Blank Planning Form
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CURRICULUM / ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
Developed by: (your name)
Title / Description:
Resources (Where did you learn about this activity) (NAEYC Standard 5c):
Reason(s) for Curriculum Plan (justify by considering developmental milestones, learning domains,
observations in your assigned children’s classroom, and your knowledge of child development,
milestones, word picture handout & DAP that guided your decision to implement this particular activity)
(NAEYC Standards 1a,1c,4c,5a, 5b, &5c):
Ages of Children: Number of Children:
Location:
Segment of Daily Routine:
Materials Needed (be specific-quantities, color, book and song titles, etc.) (NAEYC Standard 1c)
Implementation / Directions (List step-by-step as if the implementation could be replicated without you;
include set up and clean up, involving children whenever possible. Step-by-step description of learning
activities with specific detail.) Describe step-by-step what the children will be doing.
Now describe your role. Your guidance supports a maximum learning environment. Flexibility and
supporting the child’s process is vital (NAEYC Standard 4a). Questions to ask yourself: How will you
introduce the activity? NAEYC Standard 5a) (How will you engage the children? (NAEYC Standard 4a)
What will you be doing/saying? What is your role during the activity? What open-ended questions will
you be using? Please include a minimum of 3 open ended questions for your activity.
Specific ways this activity will facilitate development:(NAEYC Standard 5a)
Physical:
a)
b)
Cognitive:
a)
b)
Language:
a)
b)
Social/Emotional:
a)
b)
Creative:
a)
b)
Behavioral Considerations (Plan ahead...what issues might arise/what strategies might help) (NAEYC
Standards 4b, 4c & 4d):
a)
b)
c)
Documentation How will you collect and display the development listed above? (documentation board,
classroom book, power point, Prezi, creative ideas, etc.) (NAEYC Standard 5b)
Webbing Ideas (List at least 5 activities to extend the learning into other areas; try to include one
appropriate use of technology) (NAEYC Standard 5a)
Modifications to include ALL children (developmental delays, disabilities, cultural and linguistic
diversities, etc.) (NAEYC Standard 4b, 4d & 5c)
a)
b)
c)
Inclusion of Parents/Families (NAEYC Standards 2a, 2b & 2c)
Other Notes / Considerations: