Introduction: Giving young people the chance to plan what activities they do in their groups is important to develop their confidence and let them grow as individuals, learning about what their strengths and their weaknesses. In my project at the start of a new session, usually after the summer and winter breaks, we ask the young people of a group what different activities they would like to do in the coming months.one given these ideas staff will ask the young people to develop them further together, for instence if they suggest baking we’d get the young people to think about what they want to bake exactually and when they would like to do it. Staff take away these suggestions and work on a plan using all the information that the young people gave us to make a plan for activity that the young people have asked for. Planning an activity The group was aware of the yearly christmas fete that the project runs and had decided that they would like to help by baking cookies to sell. They approached staff and asked if it was an activity they would be able to do, so staff sat down with them and worked out with them the details i.e what kinda cookies they wanted to make, what cutters to use and how many they thought the would need to make. Using all the information that the young people gave us we made a plan and got a few recipes that they could choose from and got all the ingredients ready for the group. when the group started staff said to the young people that we would
You could inform the individuals what is on the menu, if they say they don't like a certain food/ drink you could offer them a alternative.
During this activity, the students will look through a recipe book, which I will provide. They will chose a recipe and prepare it. For example, if they chose to do a fruit salad they will chose four different fruits let an adult cut them up and put them into a bowl.
Giving them two or more choices and let them decide what they like, giving more details about the food will help them to choose.
She decided that in allowing her 6th grade math class to work the school’s supply store would allow the students to apply real life situation to what they are studying in class. The students are responsible for opening the store, operating cash box, and closing the store. In what they learn in class, they applied to the store. In this particular unit they are working on sales tax and percentage.
Learning Outcome 2- Be able to create a climate that facilitates effective groups in health and social care or children and young people’s work settings
-A Jewish/Israeli cooking class: The group could get together and learn to make traditionally Jewish and Israeli foods.
Group activity can also be an opportunity for individual children to be heard and to develop relationship with other children. Here are different group activities which will give individual children to be heard such a:-
Group communication follows slightly different ‘rules’ to communication in one-to-one situations. There is often more going on in a group, with a number of different people trying to speak, get their point across and their voice heard. Turn-taking can be more complicated; relationships and power issues between group members can also be more complex than in one-to-one contexts. As a communication context, groups can have a number of benefits for participants: • a group can be an effective way of sharing responsibilities • groups can improve decision-making and problem-solving because they draw on the knowledge and skills of a number of
What types of activities do you think might be appropriate for the clients in this classroom to participate in after the cookout? The types
The care Coordinator planned to do an activity with service users to do cake decorations for Christmas party. The resources needed for this are: Cake ingredients, flour, butter, sugar, vanilla essences, colouring, icing sugar,
The board of officials come up with a plan for the community center, which usually set in order the assistance for the payment of employees and volunteers. (Office of Minnesota Attorney General,
In our club we will cook foods chosen by students. We will make a plan on how we will cook it and then the next day we will cook the foods in our groups. To find out how many kids would join the club, I sent out a survey to ten sixth graders and 15 seventh graders. Responses showed that 75% of people thought a cooking club was a good idea and 75% of people said they would be willing to work in a group.
A long-time friend insists that Natalie has to somehow include cookies in her business plan. After a series of brainstorming sessions, Natalie settles on the idea of operating a cookie-making school. She will start on a part-time basis and offer her services in
For the next week, I will prepare some games which are fun and help them developed some coping skills because they mention a point in the peers group on Friday that they felt boring and not helpful because they were doing exactly same thing from Monday to Friday. They want something more challenge, stimulated or fun to do. I will bring a board game which called “Consequences” to introduce the idea about every action will have consequence behind and I will let them share what they think and what options they have to have good
I was looking forward to start planning. At first, to collect as much as information we needed for the party; I used barinewritting method. So, I introduced the method (procedure) which is Barinewritting to my family member. I chose this tool because Brarinwriting generate a larger number of ideas. Also, rather than ask participants/ family members to yell out ideas, I asked them to write down their ideas and it should include a minimum of 6 ideas within 10 minutes.