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PRGRT03 Assignment 2 (PORTFOLIO COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2023 () - DUE 07 August 2023. 100% CORRECT questions, answers, workings and explanations. for assistance. .................. QUESTION 1: Instructions: Choose ONE (1) of the following pre-number concepts AND plan appropriate activities for each cognitive level (Concrete, semi concrete and abstract level) to show how you would develop the concept progressively with Grade R learners.  Sorting and Classifying  Reversibility and conservation  Matching The activities should be developmentally appropriate for Grade R learners and should demonstrate a clear progression from concrete to abstract thinking. The plan should include the following:  A brief description of the pre-number concept and its importance in early childhood education  A detailed description of the activities for each stage of cognitive development  The learning resources you would use in each stage  Clear learning outcomes for each activity  An explanation of how the activities will be assessed Marking Rubric: The assessment activity is out of 25 marks, with the following breakdown:  Description of Pre-Number Concept (5 marks) The plan includes a clear and concise description of the selected prenumber concept and its importance in early childhood education.  Activities for Each Stage of Cognitive Development (10 marks) The plan includes appropriate and well-developed activities for each stage of cognitive development (concrete, semi-concrete, and abstract), with clear learning outcomes.  Progression of Thinking (5 marks) The plan demonstrates a clear progression of thinking from concrete to abstract stages, showing an understanding of the learners' cognitive development.  Assessment and Evaluation (5 marks) The plan includes clear explanations of how the activities will be assessed and evaluated, demonstrating an understanding of assessment principles in early childhood education. 8  Organization, Presentation, Reflections (5 marks) The plan is well-organized, presented in a clear and professional manner, and demonstrates attention to detail. You will be penalised if you use the same examples in the study guide. Plan your own activities Use the following structure to plan your activity Activity 1.1: Pre- number concepts Pre- number concept: Description of the concept: Criteria Concrete Semi concrete Abstract Description of activity Resources used Assessment of learners (Provide example of three questions you would ask for each stage Reflection: What went well. What would you do differently next time PRGRT03/103/0/2023 9 QUESTION 2: NUMBER PATTERNS 2.1 Identify a pattern on at least one of your personal items of clothing (e.g., blouses, ties, dresses, scarves) Remember, there must be at least TWO (2) repetitions to show that a pattern is following a specific rule. Now draw the pattern you have identified. Write down at least three features of the pattern, e.g., a blue square is followed by a red triangle, the circles are surrounded by pink dots, or whatever features are specific to your example. [5 marks] ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Draw the pattern you identified. 2.2 Learners are surrounded by patterns. They encounter patterns and sequences in people’s behaviour, the days of the week, the months of the year, weather cycles, music, art, stories and their environment. They can see repeating patterns of shapes, colours and lines everywhere they look. Identify and describe patterns in your environment and describe the rule of each pattern. Provide examples of patterns in each of the following categories [10 marks] Categories Item/ activity identified Description o f i d e n t i f i e d p a t t e r n and illustration/picture/ photo Nature 10 Man –made objects Events Movement 2.3 There are many types of rhymes, stories and songs which contain a pattern. Identify suitable rhymes, stories and songs for grade R learners with repeating phrases to introduce learners to the concept of patterns. Identify the pattern in the song, rhyme or story. State whether it has a repeating, growing or shrinking pattern. Provide a reason for your answer. [10 marks] The following are some examples that show the idea of growing and shrinking number patterns from songs. You may choose your own song/ rhyme or poem. • This old man • One elephant went out to play • Five little buns in a baker’s shop • Ten fat sausages • Ten in the bed PRGRT03/103/0/2023 11 2.3.1 Use the following guideline to structure your answer Words of song/ rhyme (Write down full words of a verse if the rhyme/ poem is too long) (3 marks) 2.3.2 Identify the language pattern and describe the pattern (repeating/ growing/ shrinking) (3 marks) ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. 2.3.3 Why do you think it’s a pattern? (2 marks) ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. 2.3.4 How will you involve learners to recognise the pattern identified? (2 marks) ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. 12 QUESTION 3: SPACE AND SHAPE 3.1 Identify an appropriate song or a rhyme which you can use to teach learners spatial concepts and vocabulary. [10 marks] Use the following guideline to structure your answer Write down/ type the words of the song/ poem/ rhyme that shows positionality (4 marks) Make a list of the spatial concepts and words that can be learnt through this song or rhyme. (3 marks) ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. Explain how you would use this song or rhyme to support learning of these positional concepts and language. (3 marks) ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. PRGRT03/103/0/2023 13 3.2 This question focuses on culture and symmetry Identify TWO (2) objects / items from your own cultural practice which you can use to teach young learners about symmetry. Explain how you will you use each of these objects to teach the concept. Includes photos/ pictures/ illustrations. [10 marks] Object and description of how it will be used to teach symmetry Illustration/ picture/ photo Object 1 Object 2 14 QUESTION 4: MEASUREMENT 4.1 Plan a suitable activity to teach Grade R learners about length using non-standard units of measurement. Include appropriate questions you would use as prompts to develop learners’ problem-solving abilities. Use the following guidelines to structure your answer. [15 marks] 4.1.1 Briefly describe the activity to teach length using nonstandard units of measurement. What will the children be measuring and what will they be using? (XX Marks) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4.1.2 Explain how learners will use the materials to measure. (XX Marks) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Include a picture/ illustration / photo of children measuring. PRGRT03/103/0/2023 15 4.1.3 Write FIVE (5) suitable questions you will ask your learners to develop their understanding of the concept of length. (xx Marks) ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. 4.1.4 List appropriate vocabulary related to length which will be introduced the learners to through the activity. (XX Marks) ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. QUESTION 5: DATA HANDLING [15 Marks] Study the scenario below and complete the activity to show how Ms Zikhali applied the six stages of the data handling process as mentioned in your study guide (Study unit 7) to solve the following problem: “Which month has the most birthdays in the Grade R class” Ms Zikhali, a Grade R teacher wanted to find out which month had the most birthdays. The data collected was represented as follows: 16 Please complete the table below to complete the teachers’ instructions and the possible learners’ responses. You can draw a similar table like the one below and complete your answers Data handling steps Teachers’ Instructions to learners Learners’ possible responses Step 1: Ask a question Write two possible questions Ms. Zikhai would ask her learners to solve the problem List possible answers from learners Step 2: Collect data Write 2 questions Ms. Zikhali asked the learners when she was collecting the data List possible answers from learners PRGRT03/103/0/2023 17 Step 3: Sort data Write instructions the teacher provides to guide learners to sort and organize the data Here explain what the students will do to show that they are following the instruction Step 4: XX Teachers’ instructions asking learners to represent the data Explain how learners were involved in representing the data Step 5: Analysing data Write 5 stimulating questions Ms. Zikhali asked with regard to the data represented in the pictograph. Write the possible learner responses to Ms. Zikhali s questions 18 Step 6: Report on data Provide instructions on how Ms. Zikhali linked the finding to the problem being solved. Include some instructions using the basic vocabulary linked to the problem

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PRGRT03 Assignment 2
(PORTFOLIO COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2023 (884561) -
DUE 07 August 2023.

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Activity 1.1: Pre- number concepts
Pre- number concept: Matching
Description of the concept: Matching is the ability to identify and pair two
objects that are the same. It is an important pre-number concept to
understand, as it lays the foundation for more complex concepts like sorting
and classifying. It is important to help children develop their understanding
of the concept of matching, as it helps them to develop their problem
solving skills and critical thinking abilities.

Criteria Concrete
Description of activity:
This activity will involve the use of real objects to illustrate the concept of
matching. The teacher will place two sets of objects on the table and ask
the child to match the two sets. The objects should be of similar shape,
size, or colour. For example, the teacher can place two sets of cups on the
table and ask the child to match them.
Resources used:
Real objects (e.g. cups, toys, shapes).
Assessment of learners:
• Can the child identify and match two sets of objects?
• Can the child explain why the objects match?
• Can the child name the objects?
Reflection:
What went well: The children seemed to understand the concept of
matching and were able to identify and match two sets of objects.
What would you do differently next time: I would introduce more complex
objects that require more critical thinking to match.

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