Table 4: Reframing Behavioural Characteristics
Discuss the general behavioural characteristics of all the children in your class with the
class teacher and record these in table form. E.g. Table 4 below.
Table 3: Example Reframing Behavioural Characteristics Record Sheet
Name of
child
General behavioural
characteristics
Reframed
Kareem
He always thinking that he
cannot do anything.
When Kareem does
any activity, and he saw
his classmates works
Kareem starts
comparing between his
work and his
classmates work then
he crying and he thing
that his work is not well
so he says I cant
doing.
Saleem trying to broken
the rules by losing the
time, make noise, and
never follow the
instruction.
Saleem
He always make noise and
didnt respect the rules.
Mahra
Everymorning Mahra crying.
When Mahras mum
reach her to the school
she hug her mum and
start crying.
Suggestions to
help improve
behaviour?
Explain for him that
each students have a
different abilities and
encourge him by stick
his work in the
classroom.
Give them the eye
contact and using the
sad face if he didnt
respect so we write his
name under the sad
face.
We hug her and let her
stop crying because the
other students are
looking at her and we
explain for Mahra that
we must come to
school and enjoy.
Reframe these behavioural characteristics and suggestions for improvements.
Table 6: Mathematical resources in the Classroom
List of resources that target specific mathematical skills and concepts in the school
Mathematical Resources
found in the preschool
classroom:
Mathematics Skill / Concept that can be
developed with it.
Exploring on possible activities to develop
mathematical skills and concepts using these
materials
Unifix cubes
Counts
Place value
Measurement
Ask the students to measure
anything in the classroom
using the cubes and then
they must say how many
cubes that using for measure
the window for example.
Addition
Subtraction
Giving the students a worksheet
of addition and subtraction and
number lines to help them for the
answer.
Number lines
Playdough
Mats
Number recognition
Counting the shapes that are
giving to them and then they must
create a number using the
playdough by following the line of
the number.
2D shapes
Counting
Comparing
Ordering
Let the students draw their hand
then measure it using the same
2D shapes.