Circus Project for 5-Year-Olds
Circus Project for 5-Year-Olds
At I.E.I. No. 667 Rayitos de Luz, it is observed that upon returning from the mid-year vacation, one day a child brought some coloring drawings to class.
of the circus, he told us that his mom had bought it for him and that during the vacation he went to the circus with his family and all the boys and girls were interested in
seeing the circus drawings, at that moment we realized that it was a topic that caught their attention and about which they didn't know much, so we decided
proponerles a investigar sobre ese tema para ir descubriendo poco a poco el mundo del circo. Se hace necesario desarrollar el presente proyecto
named: 'The Clown Circus Plin-Plin' in order to carry out playful, innovative, and challenging activities for the preparation activities, in which
mobilize skills and develop competencies, in which the protagonists are the boys and girls of the 5-year-old classroom, where they will learn and experience.
the various activities that exist in the world of circus, in which the child strengthens postural balance through the game of movements with obstacles,
can express through gestural procedures and using body language as a resource for this purpose.
1.3 PRODUCT:
Celebration of Children's Day Through Circus Activities
Presentation of each classroom, highlighting the most significant aspects of the circus activities:
Dramatized dances
Magic session
Imitation of animals
1.6EDAD:5 años
1.7CYCLE: II
1.8CLASSROOM TEACHER:
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II.-PRE-PLANNING:
PERFORMANCES
AREA COMPETENCE CAPACITY
5 YEARS
Communicates his/her understanding of the Express with concrete material and drawings their experiences, in which they show
SOLVES ISSUES OF FORM, geometric shapes and relationships. spatial and measurement relationships between people and objects. Example: A child
MOVEMENT AND LOCATION draw the market stalls in your locality and the products that are sold. In the
drawing, positions itself in proportion to the people and objects it observed
during his visit.
SOLVE QUANTITY PROBLEMS Translate amounts into expressions Test different ways to solve a specific situation related to the
numerical. location, movement in space and the construction of objects with material
concreto. Elige una manera para lograr su propósito y dice por qué la usó
Use strategies and procedures of Use the ordinal numbers 'first', 'second', 'third', 'fourth', and 'fifth'.
estimation and calculation. to establish the place or position of an object or person, using material
concrete or your own body.
Apply creative processes. It represents ideas about their personal experiences and the context in which they are.
CREATE PROJECTS FROM LANGUAGES unfold using different artistic languages
ARTISTIC Use language conventions • Write on your own initiative and in your own way about what interests you: consider
written in a relevant manner who will they write to and why will he write it; uses strokes, graphics,
WRITE VARIOUS TYPES OF TEXTS IN YOUR
MOTHER TONGUE
Adapt, organize, and develop the text. Retrieve explicit information from an oral text. Mention some facts.
READ VARIOUS TYPES OF WRITTEN TEXTS
in a coherent and cohesive manner places, the names of people and characters. Follow oral instructions or return to
IN THEIR MOTHER TONGUE to recount in your own words the events that you liked the most
Infer and interpret information from the Deduce cause-effect relationships, as well as characteristics of people.
oral text. characters, animals, and objects in anecdotes, stories, legends, and oral rhymes.
PERFORMANCE
COMPETENCE CAPACITY
AREA 5 YEARS
LIVE AND PARTICIPATE Interact with all people. Participate in the collective construction of agreements and rules based on respect and
DEMOCRATICALLY IN THE well-being of all considering the situations that affect or discomfort everyone
SEARCH FOR THE COMMON GOOD group. Shows in the activities it performs behaviors according to the
assumed standards of coexistence
BUILD YOUR IDENTITY, LIKE Participate in the responsible use of the resources created by God in your environment.
HUMAN PERSON, BELOVED BY Cultivate and value the expressions
GOD, WORTHY, FREE, AND TRANSCENDENT, religious figures in their environment
UNDERSTANDING THE DOCTRINE OFarguing their faith in a way
HIS OWN RELIGION, OPEN TO understandable and respectful
DIALOGUE WITH THOSE WHO ARE
CLOSE
Carry out actions and games autonomously by combining motor skills.
basics like running, jumping, climbing, rolling, sliding, making turns and somersaults--in the
that expresses its emotions—exploring the possibilities of its body in relation to
DEVELOPS IN A WAY space, time, the surface, and objects; in these actions, it shows dominance and
AUTONOMOUS THROUGH ITS They express themselves through their body.
greater control of one side of his body. Example: A child plays walking behind
MOTOR SKILLS another child. They quicken their pace, invent different ways of walking, run while jumping,
they walk backwards, propel themselves, and make long jumps, among other movements.
Analyze data and information. Propose actions and the use of materials and instruments to seek information about
object, living being or fact of interest that raises questions, or to solve a
proposed problem
CLOWN PLIN-PLIN
understands written texts infers the meaning of the hypothesis formula on the
written texts content of the text from
COM some clues: images Observation notebook.
Evaluation sheet.
asserts his identity he/she values himself/herself Demonstrates satisfaction and excitement
when you manage to achieve goals
P.S simple, demonstrating it through
smiles, applause, jumps, or shouts.
hands
We recorded your opinions for the project. My dancing clown.
* Professor.
Children.
* Materials.
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Papergraphs
We read and review the project activities that the children have mentioned, we choose the name of our project. Markers
They draw a circus.
CLOSURE
What did we do today? Did everyone participate in the planning? Did you like listening to the song? Our project of
What is it about? Figures of the
EXIT ACTIVITIES. characters of the
At home, they discuss the activities they have planned. circus
IV.- BIBLIOGRAPHY
Ministry of Education D.C.N Ministry of Education Curricular Guide
Date: August 13, 2018
PLASTIC GRAPHIC LANGUAGE
AREA COMPETENCE CAPACITY INDICATOR
LANGUAGE It is expressed with creativity Uses techniques and processes of various
Uselanguages
some materials and tools
JES through various artistic including traditional and new practices preventing some of its effects for drawing
ARTISTIC artistic languages technologies paint, model, print, build and make collage
OS
START: Resources
The children gathered in assembly listen to the teacher. What do I have in my hands? Can we do a A puppet of a
clown with paper? We remember the agreements we must follow for the use of materials clown
DEVELOPMENT: Professor
Exploration: materials are given to the children so they can explore freely and choose which of them Leaf
they are going to assemble their clown. Colored paper
The teacher, while the children are gluing, approaches and asks, 'What color is your clown's hat?' Rubber.
What are you going to use to make the eyes? What other material are you going to use? markers
CLOSING: the children present their finished clown, leaving it in a place for the other children to observe.
Did you have fun making your clown? How many clowns have you made? How many figures did you stick on the hat?
of the clown?
Indicator 1 Indicator 2 Indicator 3
INDICATOR hypothesis formula about the Show satisfaction and excitement Use some materials and
content of the text from when achieving goals tools preventing some of
some clues: images simple, demonstrating it through its effects for drawing painting modeling
smiles, applause, jumps, or screams. print, build, and make a collage
NAME OF THE CHILD
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Session of
learning
understands written texts infers the meaning of the texts formulates hypotheses about the content
writings from the text based on some clues
COM Notebook of
images
observation.
asserts his identity he/she values himself/herself Express your emotions in the Record of
different situations they experience. evaluation.
P.S
LANGUAGE It is expressed with Use techniques and processes from various languages Use some materials and tools
ES creativity through artistic including traditional practices and preventing some of its effects for drawing
ARTISTIC various languages new technologies paint model stamp build and make
OS artistic collage
START: Resources
The children gathered in assembly listen to the teacher. What do I have in my hands? What can we do?
We remember the agreements that we must follow for the use of the materials.
Professor
DEVELOPMENT:
Sheet
Exploration: materials are given to the children for them to explore freely and choose which ones they want.
they are going to put together their clown.
Colored paper
The teacher, while the children are sticking, approaches and asks, 'What color is your clown's hat?' Goma
{"question_1":"What are you going to make the eyes with?","question_2":"What other material are you going to use?","question_3":"What shape is the plate?"}
markers
CLOSING: the children present their finished clown, leaving it in a place for the other children to observe.
¿Se divirtieron armando su payaso? ¿Cuántos payasos han armado? ¿Qué color es el gorro de tu payaso?
Learning activity number
I.
Indicator 1 Indicator 2 Indicator 3
INDICATOR hypothesis formula about the Express your emotions in the Use some materials and
content of the text from different situations they experience. tools preventing some of
some clues: images its effects for drawing, painting, modeling
printing, building and making collage
NOMBRE DEL NIÑO
1 ENRIQUE BARRIENTOS
2 LIAM NAHUEL BAYES
3 MILEY CELIS
4 MARIA F. CRUZ
5 RICHARD S. JUAREZ
6 Marcelo Gallardo
7 MELANY LLACTA
8 AARON MEJIA
9 LEONARDO NARVA
10 LIAN OQUEÑA
11 CHRISTOPHER M. PUCCA
12 LEMIS RENGIFO
13 BRIANA VERGARA
14 JHANKO EYAL SIGUAS
15 RAFAEL TORRES
16 ESTEBAN TTITO
17 ANGEL VIDARTE
18 YONARO SALAZAR
19 CAMILA
20 MAYLIN
21 SEBASTIAN
DENOMINATION:GUESSING THE CIRCUS CHARACTERS
AREAS THAT INTEGRATE: Communication and Social Personal
FECHA: Jueves 03 de Agosto del 2017
CLASS: Sociables
Professor: Rosemary Rodriguez Almirante
II.- EXPECTED LEARNINGS:
understands written texts infers in the meaning of the formula hypothesis about the
written texts content of the text starting from
COM Notebook of
some indications: images
observation.
Card of
evaluation.
affirms his identity he/she values himself/herself Express your emotions in the
different situations they experience.
P.S
Professor.
Children.
Can we learn riddles? Can we also make riddles? Will it be fun? The teacher
mention that today we are going to LEARN RIDDLES ABOUT CIRCUS CHARACTERS.
DEVELOPMENT: The teacher shows three envelopes of different colors with shapes, the children try to assemble them and
they say what it is and describe it; the teacher writes on a flip chart what they say and we draw some Envelopes with
images so that when the children go out they help them say their riddle. What do we put so that figures
Do the children not see the image? When the representative comes out to say the riddle, we ask questions. Why? Big paper
Does this paper have a curtain? What could it be? Crepe paper
What does a riddle have? Why? Can we make riddles about all the things we see? Everyone?
did they work?
CLOSURE Did you enjoy learning riddles? Was it easy? How did you feel?
Outdoor activities
They wash their hands
LUNCHBOX.
ACTIVE. resources
acts y thinks, communicates, and represents mathematical ideasGroup objects by a single criterion and
mathematically in express the action performed.
MATHEMATICS FILE OF
situations of quantity
OBSERVATION
affirms his identity self-regulates sus emotions and expresses his or her approval or disapproval regarding
EVALUATION
PERSONAL behavior words, gestures or attitudes that he/she receives DIAGNOSTICS
SOCIAL or perceive.
SOCIALIZATION. - What the child did, what did they play?, how did they play?, who played?, express the difficulty during the
execution.
LEARNING SITUATION:
BEGINNING We sit in a semicircle, the teacher presents a bag with balls. Whose balls will they be? What will they be used for?
balls
balls? Are all the balls the same? What can we do with the balls? How many balls will there be? The teacher notes the
brainstorming and communicates that today we are going to work grouping the juggler's balls Materials of the
sectors
DEVELOPMENT: we went out to the courtyard, we recalled the behavior rules, we did a circle, we handed out a ball to each
Children observe the shape of each ball, and with the words 'Simon says,' they group together the children who have the same ball. Goma
figure, how many balls are there in each group. Back in the classroom we sit in a semicircle, what have we played in the yard?
Can we do the same in the classroom with the materials from the sectors? The teacher presents different materials from the Ball figures
sectors. Children observe, manipulate spontaneously and place it in tubs forming groups. How many objects are there in?
Each tub? What are we doing? Can we also group our things at home? The teacher gives the children figures of paper projector
balls for them to observe and freely group and stick on a paper. How have they grouped? How many balls?
Is there in each group? CLOSURE: What
agruparon? ¿Todos participaron en la actividad? ¿Les gusto jugar en el patio? ¿Hoy día que hemos trabajado?
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
DEVELOPMENT: Tempera
Exploration: materials are provided to the children for them to explore freely and choose which one of Brush
they are going to print the juggler's ball.
Hyssop
The teacher, while the children are printing their ball, approaches and asks, 'What color are you?'
printing your ball? leaf
CLOSURE: the children present their finished work with the help of the teacher, they leave it in a place to
let the other kids watch him.
{"question1":"Did you have fun printing your ball?","question2":"Did everyone work?","question3":"What did you use for printing?"}
Indicator 1 Indicator 2 Indicator 3
Indicator Group objects with a single Express your liking or disliking. Use some materials.
criterion and express the action before words, gestures or attitudes tools preventing some of
carried out. what one receives or perceives. its effects for drawing painting modeling
print, build and make collage
CHILD'S NAME
21 SEBASTIAN
learning
DENOMINACION:I AM A ACROBAT
AREA that integrates: Communication and Social Personal
understands written texts infer the meaning of the texts formulate hypotheses about the content
writings from the text based on some clues
COM Notebook of
images
observation.
Card of
affirms his identity he/she values himself/herself Express your emotions in the evaluation.
different situations they experience.
P.S
LANGUAGE It is expressed with Uses techniques and processes from various languages Uses some materials and tools
ES creativity through artistic including traditional practices and preventing some of its effects for drawing
ARTISTIC various languages new technologies painting the model, printing, building and doing
OS artistic collage
START: Resources
The children gathered in assembly listen to the teacher. What do I have in my hands? What can we do?
We remind you of the agreements we must follow for the use of the materials.
Professor
DEVELOPMENT:
Sheet
Exploration: materials are given to the children for them to explore freely and choose which one they want.
they are going to work.
Ceramics
The teacher, while the children are gluing, approaches and asks: What color is your ceramic? What other Goma
What material are you going to use? What shape does your ceramics have that you have kneaded?
CLOSING: the children present their finished work, leaving it in a place for the other children to
observe.
¿Se divirtieron amasando cerámica? ¿Cuántas figuras han armado? ¿De qué color es?
Indicator 1 Indicator 2 Indicator 3
INDICATOR hypothesis formula about the Expresses his emotions in the Use some materials and
content of the text from different situations they experience. tools preventing some of
some clues: images its effects for drawing painting modeling
print, build and make collage
NOMBRE DEL NIÑO
1 ENRIQUE BARRIENTOS
2 LIAM NAHUEL BAYES
3 MILEY CELIS
4 MARIA F. CRUZ
5 RICHARD S. JUAREZ
6 Marcelo Gallardo
7 Melany Town
8 AARON MEJIA
9 LEONARDO NARVA
10 LIAN OQUEÑA
11 CHRISTOPHER M. PUCCA
12 LEMIS RENGIFO
13 BRIANA VERGARA
14 JHANKO EYAL SIGUAS
15 RAFAEL TORRES
16 ESTEBAN TTITO
17 ANGEL VIDARTE
18 YONARO SALAZAR
19 CAMILA
20 MAYLIN
21 SEBASTIAN
Learning activity number
I.-NAME:LEARNING RHYMES WITH THE CIRCUS CHARACTERS
AREAS THAT INTEGRATES: Communication and Social Personal
CLASS: Social
understands written texts infers in the meaning of the hypothesis formulas about the
written texts content of the text from
COM Notebook of
some clues: images
observation.
Card of
evaluation.
affirms his identity he/she values himself/himself Express your liking or disliking
before words, gestures or attitudes
P.S
what one receives or perceives.
Like a Teacher.
Children.
When the children answer the questions regarding the rhyme, 'Will we have rhymes in our library?'
The teacher mentions that today we are going to learn rhymes with the circus characters.
DEVELOPMENT: The teacher shows the children some images, they describe them and mention their names.
teacher writes What is it? What is it for? Where do they work? Can we make rhymes with these figures, The
Children organize in groups with the help of the teacher. They decorate their rhyme. Figures
Role of
colors
Goma
CLOSURE What have we learned today? Was it easy to make rhymes? Did everyone participate?
Outdoor activities
[Link] WASHES THEIR HANDS
LUNCH BOX.
LANGUAGESIt is expressed with Use techniques and processes from various languages. Sing, dance, and/or hum songs or improvise.
ARTISTIC creativity through artistic including traditional practices and rhythms and melodies spontaneously, performing
new technologies
of various languages gestures and movements that reflect their
artistic emotions.
ACTIVE. resources
ASSEMBLY: the children gather, what do I have in my hands? What can I do with them?
We must be carefulIndicator
with the1 material, remember the Indicator
rules. 2 Indicator 3
Radio
INDICATOR hypothesis formula about the Express your liking or dislike Sing, dance and/or hum songs or
EXPLORATION: each child chooses which material they are going to work with
content of the text from before words, gestures or attitudes improvise rhythms and melodies
Handkerchiefs
some signs: images what receives
DEVELOPMENT: the children freely move in time with or perceives
the music, spontaneously,
what part of your body have you making gestures and
movements that reflect
loveyour emotions
CHILD'S NAME Moved? Did everyone dance the same?
1 ENRIQUE BARRIENTOS
CLOSING: Did you like to dance? What color was your handkerchief? What else did you use?
2 LIAM NAHUEL BAYES
3 MILEY CELIS
4 MARIA F. CRUZ
5 RICHARD S. JUAREZ
6 Marcelo Gallardo
7 MELANY TOWN
8 AARON MEJIA
9 LEONARDO NARVA
10 LIAN OQUEÑA
11 CHRISTOPHER M. PUCCA
12 LEMIS RENGIFO
13 BRIANA VERGARA
14 JHANKO EYAL SIGUAS
15 RAFAEL TORRES
16 ESTEBAN TTITO
17 ANGEL VIDARTE
18 YONARO SALAZAR
19 CAMILA
20 MAYLIN
21 SEBASTIAN
CLASS: Sociables
understands written texts infers the meaning of the hypothesis formulas about the
written texts content of the text starting from
COM Notebook of
some clues: images
observation.
Sheet of
evaluation.
affirms his identity he/she values himself/herself Express your emotions in the
different situations they experience.
P.S
Instruction Manual
Cardboard
Goma
Leaves of
colors
At the end of making their hat, each child dances and acts like a clown.
CLOSING What color is your hat? Did you enjoy making your hat? How did you feel? How many hats have you...
armed?
Outdoor activities
They wash their hands
LUNCHBOX.
CLASS: Sociables
understand written texts infers the meaning of the hypothesis formula about
written texts content of the text from
COM Notebook of
some clues: images
observation.
Card of
evaluation.
affirms his identity he/she values himself/herself Shows satisfaction and excitement
when one manages to achieve goals
P.S.
simple, demonstrating it through
smiles, applause, jumps, or shouts.
Professor.
Children.
Who will come to the circus? What will there be at the circus? What figures do we see on the poster? Can we
participate in the circus? Can we make a poster for our circus? The teacher mentions that today
let's DECORATE A POSTER FOR OUR MIRACULOUS CIRCUS.
DEVELOPMENT: The teacher shows a blank piece of paper and converses with the children. What do we need for Paper graph
make our poster? The children choose the images that will go on the poster. How many figures will we glue on?
Our poster? What do we write on our poster? What do we need to decorate our poster? The children Papers of
They collaboratively create and decorate their poster. colors
Goma
Crepe paper
Tempera, etc.
Upon finishing assembling and decorating the posters, they look for a place to put them.
CLOSURE Where did they place the posters? Did they like decorating the posters? How did they feel?
Outdoor activities
They wash their hands.
LUNCHBOX.
ACTIVE. ASSEMBLY: The children gather and talk about what they are going to do, they notice a surprise. Resources
What color is it? How is it made?
affirms his identity self-regulates sus emotions and expresses his/her satisfaction or dissatisfaction with EVALUATION
SOCIALIZATION. - What the child did, what did they play?, how did they play?, who played?, show the difficulty during the
execution.
LEARNING SITUATION:
At the beginning, we sit in a crescent shape, the teacher presents an envelope she found in the classroom, kids look at what I found, what shoes
Different
Will there be in the envelope? All the children with the magic word spark sparkly spark that is in the envelope please, we ask that
Some children help us. What was in the envelope? Who must have left this envelope? It's a letter we show the letter, the principal. Materials of the
He asks us to help him solve a problem and has left us a bag. What could be in this bag? What can we do? sectors
["with these shoes?","Are all shoes the same?","What size are the shoes?","Will all the shoes fit together?"]
Goma
How many shoes will there be? The teacher notes the brainstorming and communicates that today we are going to work by grouping the
DEVELOPMENT: Globe
Exploration: materials are given to the children so they can explore freely and choose which one of Colored leaves
they are going to decorate the balloon and assemble their clown.
Figures for what
The teacher, while the children are decorating their balloon, approaches and asks, 'What color is the balloon?' build the face of
How many eyes does your clown have? What color is its mouth? you clown
CLOSING: the children present their finished work with the help of the teacher, they leave it in a place to rubber
let the other children observe him.
1 ENRIQUE BARRIENTOS
2 LIAM NAHUEL BAYES
3 MILEY CELIS
4 MARIA F. CRUZ
5 RICHARD S. JUAREZ
6 Marcelo Gallardo
7 MELANY TOWN
8 AARON MEJIA
9 LEONARDO NARVA
10 LIAN OQUEÑA
11 CHRISTOPHER M. PUCCA
12 LEMIS RENGIFO
13 BRIANA VERGARA
14 JHANKO EYAL SIGUAS
15 RAFAEL TORRES
16 ESTEBAN TTITO
17 LUCERO
18 ROMINA
19 CAMILA
20 MAYLIN
21 SEBASTIAN