ACTIVITIES ABOUT THE FAMILY 1st YEAR

Activities about the family in the 1st year are always important, as it brings a family image to the child that they can have or go from there, discovering the importance of each member that integrates their family.

The family is fundamental for the development of a child in early childhood education.

Activities that aim to include the family in the teaching-learning process, stimulating the student growth, strengthening the child's relationship with his family and school, being the main partners and contributors.

Workshops that help children to develop imagination, creativity, attention, concentration, artistic expression, visual perception and spatial awareness.

Students can learn to recognize themselves as individuals and members of different social groups;

Identify the characteristics of some families;

Highlight the spaces in your home;

Recognize and introduce your family members;

Identify the importance of living with other people;

Observe the routine activities of your family members;

Know the importance of your home;

Identify the types of families of current times;

It is important that the teacher talks with the students about the various constitutions of the family nowadays and the importance of each one. Regardless of the characteristic of its family members, the one that shows what works, indicates the better ways to go and give us true love, this should be the function of a family.

In this space we discover the fundamental role at home, where there are rights and duties, and all they must fulfill their obligations, respecting their elders, domestic tasks and duties daily.

Activities with the objective of discovering its name and its meaning;

Understand your colleagues' story from your own;

Know and respect the different customs of families, groups and peoples;

Develop social skills;

Identify historical sources about your life;

Integrate personal data related to your person;

Recognize your written name, knowing how to identify it in different everyday situations;

Develop self-esteem;

Develop positive self-concept through affectivity;