Vrikshasana Learning Objectives After practicing Vrikshasana, students will:1. Improve balance and coordination2. Develop focus and concentration3. Feel steady and confident4. Learn body control in a fun way Step-by-Step Instructions Teacher to Demonstrate First1. Stand straight like a tall mountain.2. Shift your weight onto one foot.3. Lift the other foot and place it on your ankle
Vajrasana Learning Objectives Students will:1. Sit steadily after meals2. Improve posture3. Develop patience and stillness Step-by-Step Instructions Teacher to Demonstrate First1. Kneel on the floor.2. Sit back on your heels.3. Keep your back straight.4. Place hands on thighs.5. Look forward and straight.6. Sit quietly and breathe. Teacher Cue:“Sit strong like a rock, steady and still.”
An Introduction to Assistive and Adaptive Solutions Introduction Assistive and Adaptive Solutions support the accommodation of each child’s unique needs. These include tools, environments and innovative strategies that connect a learner’s difficulties to their true potential. For instance, a child unable to speak can communicate using a communication device or an application. A child who
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I Can Clean My Desk Quickly (Classroom) Goal and Objectives Goal: The student will understand the importance of cleaning their desk independently after each class to maintain a tidy learning space. Objectives: The student will be able to: identify what a clean desk looks like (no papers, books
Continuous Training and Development of Teachers and Other Stakeholders Introduction Starting an inclusive school is a significant step toward ensuring equal educational opportunities for all students, regardless of their abilities. However, to create an effective and truly inclusive learning environment, continuous training for all stakeholders, including administrators, teachers, support staff, non-teaching staff, and even parents,
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Operating Gadgets Ages 9 to 12 Years Importance of the Activity This asset emphasises the significance of promoting children’s independence in daily tasks, which fosters autonomy, skill development, confidence, and self-reliance. Materials and Equipment The Materials and Equipment asset provides children with a comprehensive understanding of the tools and resources needed to complete an
Good Touch and Bad Touch Goal and Objectives Goal: To help the child recognise the signs of inappropriate touch and empower them to speak up if something feels wrong. Objectives: The child will: Understand that their body belongs to them and that they can say “No” or “Stop”
Asking Permission to Enter Boss’s Cabin Goal and Objectives Goal: To teach a young adult how to politely and confidently enter the boss’s cabin and converse professionally. Objectives: The young adult will: recognise the appropriate time to enter the cabin. learn how to appropriately enter and exit
Playing And Keeping My Toys Goal and Objectives Goal: To teach the child to keep the toys back in their place after playing. Objectives: The child will: learn the importance of keeping the toys back after playing establish routines for cleaning up the room after playtime understand
I Will Not Spit on Others Goal and Objectives Goal: To help the child learn ways to cope when they feel like spitting. Objectives: The child will: ask for help when they feel angry or upset understand that spitting on others is not okay and realise how it