Using Puppets To Teach Young Children

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What you'll learn
Start using puppets for holistic development in early childhood education with confidence
Learn how to make easy puppets for teaching and learning
Apply puppets to effectively support children's social learning and conflict resolution
Practice to tell stories and sing songs with puppets
Link puppets experiences to the early childhood curriculum documents
Understand the learning benefits of teaching with puppets
Gain knowledge of the theories behind using puppets in teaching
Navigate your way around different types of puppets
Will start using puppets in early childhood daily program
Create more engaging circle times in early childhood education and care context
Learn how to tell stories with props, e.g. puppets, storytelling apron, felt board, finger puppets
Get a range of easy to use resources, scripts and templates

Requirements
No requirements, desire to learn about puppetry as an early childhood teaching tool
By the end of this course, you'll learn how to choose the right puppets, make your own, and use them to support children's social learning, resolve conflicts, and guide behaviour. You'll also gain strategies for using puppets to help children with language difficulties, bilingual learners, and foster inclusion in your classroom. This course will equip you with practical tools to make puppetry a powerful, inclusive tool for teaching and learning. Your program wil never be the same.

Description
Ready to transform your early childhood teaching?Don't miss out—sign up now and confidently use puppets!Hey educator!I am glad you are here! I hope you will enjoy this course and learn much about puppets as a teaching tool in early childhood education and care.Puppets helped me to connect with many children, and teach important concepts, such as numeracy, literacy, sustainability and respect for Country.I cannot imagine my teaching day without puppets, as they are versatile tools and big classroom helpers!I started using puppets for teaching in small groups more than 20 years ago. I used them for my storytelling session in St Kilda library to support language development and literacy learning.As a kindergarten teacher, I organised a puppet show every day after our afternoon tea and it became our tradition. I have organised a lot of workshops on puppetry for my vocational education students, where we learned the basics of using puppets and made a lot of puppets from loose parts. As a relief teacher, I bring puppets as part of my relief teacher pack. This course is the result of years of experience working with children and using puppets as my teaching tool.This course will guide you in using puppets as a valuable tool for teaching and engaging young children in early childhood education and care environments.This course aims to provide educators with the skills to effectively use puppets as dynamic teaching tools in early childhood education and care settings. Through practical demonstrations and interactive content, you will learn how to start using puppets and integrate puppetry into your daily programs to enhance learning and engagement among young learners.You will discover many ways to foster positive learning experiences, such as teaching social skills, supporting self-regulation, developing conflict-resolution skills, and improving vocabulary, etc.Why do you need this course?By the end of this course, you'll learn how to choose the right puppets, make your own, and use them to support children's social learning, resolve conflicts, and guide behaviour. You'll also gain strategies for using puppets to help children with language difficulties, and bilingual learners, and foster inclusion in your classroom. This course will equip you with practical tools to make puppetry a powerful, inclusive tool for teaching and learning. Your program will never be the same.Are you ready to make your teaching more exciting and improve how you educate?Let's start the journey to a more engaging classroom through puppets.

Early childhood educators and teachers; childcare workers; students who are studying towards their ealry chldhood education qualification; playgroup educators; family day care educators and coordinators; childcare workers; nannies; childminders; early childhood inclusion specialists; library storytellers,Parents who are interested in using puppets to support their children's creativity, imagination, social and emotional learning,Childcare workers, child minders and nannies