Course 12: Activity 3: Share your Ideas
Think about indigenous toys/learning materials that are very famous from your State/ UT and share your ideas how you can use them in teaching learning of different concepts, skills etc..
Course 1 Activity 1: Share Your Reflections
Watch the video film “Khula Aakash” 2014 from the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XjDHOrcJyw and reflect on it. Think about what is ECCE? Why is it important? How does ECCE provide a basis for learning in school and life? Share your reflections.
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DeleteTraditional toys of gujarat like rasoi sets,dolls can be used. Even other material like beads, playing cards,tea cups, pebbles etc. can be used to explain mathematical concepts.
DeleteHop Scotch helps to develop balance, strength, perseverance, eye-hand co-ordination.Toys can be used as good source of learning in order to make the teaching learning more interesting.
DeleteTraditional toys, Modern day SCIENTIFIC TOYS, SOME EVERYDAY OBJECTS WHICH CAN BE USED AS tlm as these are known to children as they see and handle them every day. For ex. spoons ,plates, beads, ground nuts etc.
ReplyDeletesagargote . -for eye -hand co-ordination, counting , grouping, sound -element , kacha-pani -sets , designs , creativity material broken pieces of bangles. rangoli -with dots .- rangoli- eye hand coordination, attention span, design , repetitive patterns , sets. shapes. quilts incorporating different traditional designs such as lotus , birds, animals,and so on spacing in the big area, repetition
ReplyDeleteToys are a good source of learning for children in the pre primary and primary level...For eye -hand co-ordination, counting , grouping, sound -element , kacha-pani -sets , designs , creativity material broken pieces of bangles. rangoli -with dots .- rangoli- eye hand coordination, attention span, design , repetitive patterns , sets. shapes. quilts incorporating different traditional designs such as lotus , birds, animals,and so on spacing in the big area, repetition....
ReplyDeleteOdisha has a variety of wooden toys that have now modified into fancy wooden stationary to capture the fancy of young kids. That can be used to produce sounds and a tiny fans at the end to blow on. These improve hand eye coordination and stimulate the child's sense of vision.
ReplyDeleteToys are the good ways of communication and they help children in developing their motor activities and key skills
ReplyDeleteThattangal is tamilnadu traditional game, this can be played by any number and involves pebbles . Thattangal help inculcate values and improve the concentration Thattangal has helped and improve eye hand co-ordination , enhance concentration, counting, grouping, problem solving etc
ReplyDeleteToys help the kids develop the sense of belongingness .kids learn when they are involved in playing with toys. Different skills are developed when kids are playing with variety of toys.
ReplyDeleteTraditional toys, Modern day SCIENTIFIC TOYS, SOME EVERYDAY OBJECTS CAN BE USED AS toys as these are known to children as they see and handle them every day. For eg. spoons ,plates, beads, ground nuts , rajma seeds,etc.
ReplyDeleteTraditional toys help the students in communicating .....reinforcing family and social values ....also help in telling about gender equality. it also strengthens motor skills, hand and eye co ordination .
ReplyDeleteToys like mud made cup plate, various animals, wooden katthi etc are used by children to display stories through created characters, such things help them in organizing innovate ideas sequentially. Helping them becoming self managers.
ReplyDeleteThere was a game called sitoliya where 7 stones had to be kept one on the other and it had to be strike with a ball which had to be kept again.This game was good for improving precision, agility, team work,
ReplyDeleteKondapalli Toys.
ReplyDeleteAsharikandi Terracotta Toys.
Channapatna Toys.
Thanjavur Dolls.
Natungram Dolls.
Wooden Toys of Varanasi.
Dolls of Vilachery.
Katputli fm rajasthan can be used as characters to narrate stories.Kanche/Marbles is a very fruitful for hand eye coordination,motor skills and for enhancing social skills. Making (kitchen) toys from Clay helps to develop fine motor skills and craft skills.
ReplyDeleteDifferent means of transport made with wood and hand painted.
ReplyDeleteToys are very good source of learning for children,toys helps children in developing eyehand coordination, fine and gross motor skill, cognitive skills.
ReplyDeleteVibrant Gujarat is popular with its stunning animal toys, Dhingli-cotton dolls, Sajavati Khilone, POTLI Handmade DIY, Educational toys, Rasoi Ghar - Toy utensils, Natural Wooden Toys, Wooden Sequences Toys, Cute spring dancing emoji dolls, fabric crafts and much more. Mostly these toys are made of clothes, wood and clay. They are easy to use for the little ones and abide with the culture and nearby surrounding area. The skills can be easily inculcated through making use of these toys in free and structured play as well as in the teaching pedagogy.
ReplyDeleteWe use to play sitoliya which taught us team work, arranging stones from big to small, eye hand cordination for shots etc. I remember that during Ganesha utsav we use to make garlands this help us learn fine motor skills. We use to make sand castles, and utensils with sand and play with them all these activities actually enhanced our creativity, communication skills etc. Games and toys engage is in self learning.
ReplyDeleteTraditional toys of gujarat like rasoi sets,dolls can be used. Even other material like beads, playing cards,tea cups, pebbles etc. can be used to explain mathematical concepts.
ReplyDeleteKabaddi, kit kit, are a few games that we can teach children which helps in developing their social skills, gross motor skills, helps them in sequencing the numbers, helps them develop emotionally.
ReplyDeletemanchoppu saman (kitchen clay set)- can be used for Socio- Emotional development: children can also be trained to make the toys using potters clay. This also develops their fine motor skills, learn math through play, caring is sharing , peer learning, co-operative learning, team work can all be observed. As the toys are fragile, children will also learn to care and share.
ReplyDeletemarapachhi bommai (traditional wooden dolls)- gross and fine motor skills and communication develops in this play.
Tanjore doll (a roly- poly doll made of terracotta material)- curiosity, creative thinking, critical thinking, collaborative play and observational skills develop in this play.
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ReplyDeleteSpecific vocabulary can be targeted and taught using toys. Children can learn new words in a fun way. By using kitchen set names of different utensils can be taught in different language and also eating and serving atticates can be taught.
Toys like rings, tops, balls, catapult, beads, skipping ropes, clay models, magnets and countless more make learning fun.
ReplyDeleteChildren can learn new words in a funny way Tanjore doll ( a roly - poly made of terracotta material ) - creative thinking , critical thinking , curiosity , collaborative play and observational skills develop in this way .
ReplyDeleteHop Scotch helps to develop balance, strength, perseverance, eye-hand co-ordination.Toys can be used as good source of learning in order to make the teaching learning more interesting
DeleteToys made from wood and paper can be used for teaching learning process.
ReplyDeleteDhingali-Cotton doll, Kaleidoscope, wooden toys, ring Puzzles etc are used for teaching and learning process
ReplyDeleteTraditional toys help the students in learning
ReplyDeletePitthu and hop scotch games are good for eye and hand co-ordination. Also our physical strength gets enhanced.
ReplyDeleteToys are a good source of learning. The concepts can be made clear with the help of toys The traditional toys of Punjab are Chankana, Gudda Guddi,Charkha ,Latto
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ReplyDeleteToys can be used as good source of learning in order to make the teaching learning more interesting.There are plenty of toys like wooden toy,toys made up of clay,beads,coconut leaves toy etc.This learning process become more interesting and interactive where children can express their ideas and views.
Games like gulli danda help the children to develop motor skills, hand -eye coordination. Children learn team spirit and leadership qualities.
ReplyDelete*Wooden coins of Carrom Board can be used to develop eye-hand co-ordination, mathematical concepts, competitive spirit
ReplyDelete* Playing cards can be used to teach recognition and order of numbers
*Hop Scotch helps to develop balance, strength, perseverance, eye-hand co-ordination
*Wooden vehicles, dolls, kitchen set, can be used to teach various concepts in EVS
Our indigenous games like playing marbles, king-queen, hopscotch help in building motor skills, eye handling coordination and cognitive skills.
ReplyDeleteHop Scotch helps to develop balance, strength, perseverance, eye-hand co-ordination.Toys can be used as good source of learning in order to make the teaching learning more interesting.
ReplyDeleteToys which are made up from bamboo or dry waste of crops we can make bullock carts, swings, table, chair , any wooden animals. which are helpful for eye -hand coordination. "Thikari" " "Chppapani" in Marathi ,Indigenous game is also helpful to strengthen the muscles.
ReplyDeleteKondapalli dancing dolls from andhra pradesh are wodden dolls depicting traditional dance forms. They are dyed in vibrant colours and are arranged to move their heads or various parts continuously. They can be used to teach early mathematical concepts of balance and spatial skills. Cultural awareness and scientific curiosity can be developed in young minds.
ReplyDeleteIndia has a rich culture of ingenious traditional toys belonging to different States/UT. Every toy denoted it's significance.Some toys like Chauka Bara, Pallanguli, Chaturang can be used to develop mathematical skills like counting,grouping, w classifying etc.While toys like Lattu,Nesting dolls involve seriation, classification and other scientific norms..This truly indicates that our traditional toys to whichever place they may belong to always promoted and facilitated education and learning.
ReplyDeleteTraditional toys of West Bengal like the wooden dolls help to promote the Indian culture. Children develop a sense of creativity, muscular development occurs as well as hand eye co ordination and socialisation when the children play with these dolls.
ReplyDeleteTraditional toys of Telangana like walking toys, puppets, miniature kitchen utensils, blocks, doctor sets etc., Toys are the good ways of communication and they help children in developing their motor activities and key skills
ReplyDeleteToys are the good ways of communication and they help children in developing their eye hand coordination , fine motor skills and key skills
ReplyDeleteToys enhance the creative side of children, helps them connect to the big world around them and communicate in a much more effective way
ReplyDeleteindigenous toys definitely help in concept building. traditional games like satiyo and hopskotch help to foster comraderie which is an essential 21st century skill.
ReplyDeleteToys are a very useful and powerful learning resource. As toys exploit child’s interest and curiosity, new concepts that require reinforcement can be taught using toys. Pre- primary children and children up to the final school years can be taught based on TBP. Math skills- counting, pre- number concepts- tall- short/ big- small/ near – far, more- less, patterns, seriation etc. number sense concepts- counting, addition, subtraction, sharing, halving, doubling etc and even fractions could be taught using toys. Awareness, Critical- thinking, problem solving, creative thinking, collaboration, co-operation, competency- equality can be incorporated through TBP.
ReplyDeleteColourful toys fascinate young minds- basic grammar concepts too can be covered using the toys.
Science concepts- sound, light, materials can be included.
Social – origin and history of toys of a place- materials used by the civilization can be covered using TBP.