Preschool Classroom Observation

Preschool Facility Observation Paper On September 14th, 2015 I observed a classroom at Weslie Way Preschool. The preschool classroom consisted of six students, but only five of them were present on the day that I did my observation. The group consisted of two girls and three boys that were all four years old. Later on in my observation, a firefighter came to talk to the students about fire safety. During this time period, all of the classes in the school gathered together outside. I was able to observe thirty students, all of which were different ethnicities between the ages of two and five. I arrived to the classroom at nine in the morning, just fifteen minutes before the students were expected to be at school. The preschool teacher allowed
She had numerous print outs and activities that allowed the students to trace and practice writing the letter with pictures of things that start with the letter E, such as an elephant, an eggplant, and the earth. Student C seemed more interested in the information being taught when the teacher showed the class pictures. It can be assumed that she is a visual learner. Student E responded best when the teacher wrote out the letter several times. He is most likely a kinesthetic learner, because he responding best to her actually writing out the letter as opposed to showing him pictures or making the E sound. Students A, B, and D responded best to the teacher making them repeat words that started with
Student C was extremely social and made her peers feel comfortable and accepted. She also seemed willing to learn and interested in what the teacher had to say. In her future academic career, I think she will be great with communication subjects, such as public speaking, English, and history classes. However, she didn’t seem very analytical and depended on her social skills more so than her logical skills, so it can be assumed that she may potentially struggle in areas such as math and science. Student E was incredibly intelligent for his age group and I predict that he will have a very successful academic career. He was able to grasp the letter concept easily and went above and beyond by writing out his entire name. A weakness he may encounter is not being able to effectively communicate. His shyness got the best of him at times and it was obvious that he wanted to play with Students A and B during playtime, but he quickly gave up when he felt the slightest feeling of