Handouts are necessary for many activities in kindergarten: mathematics, speech development, familiarization with the world around us, and others. Certain requirements are imposed on the design of this material.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, all handouts used in working with children should be visual. Its appearance should attract children, be bright. At the same time, the colors should be natural so as not to overload the attention of preschoolers. The paint should be well fixed so as not to get your child's hands dirty.
Step 2
Images of animals, plants, insects should also be close to natural ones. You should not give children distorted ideas about the objects of the surrounding reality.
Step 3
For working with children, it is better to use visual material depicting objects and images well known to children. This will ensure that the children are more interested in the assignments.
Step 4
Particular attention should be paid to the material from which the handout was made. It is best to use natural materials (wood, cardboard). If plastic is used to make the material, then it should be tested for toxicity. It is unacceptable to use breakable glass, as well as allergenic materials. All parts must be carefully processed to prevent injury.
Step 5
When using visual material in the lesson, the age of the children should be taken into account. Children of younger preschool age cannot be given small details, and the use of handouts is permissible only with the participation of adults.
Step 6
Care should be taken to ensure that the number of parts in the handout is the same for all children. It should not be allowed that one of them lacks parts to complete the assignment. Parts that have fallen into disrepair must be promptly replaced with new ones.
Step 7
The storage of handouts also needs to be carefully considered. It is advisable to divide it by occupation and topic. Depending on the type and size of the parts, you can store them in envelopes, boxes, plastic jars with screw caps. All handouts should be signed for future reference.
