St Patrick’s Day name coin activity
Apr 9, 2025
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For this St Patrick’s Day we did some fun activities in the Mānuka room! One of these was a name coin activity. For this activity we cut out coins and leprechaun pots of gold, and then gave the tamariki a pot of gold and coins with the letters of the names on them. The tamariki had to put the letters in the correct order of their name, using their locker name tag to help them if they needed it. This activity supported the tamariki with developing their letter and name recognition skills, as well as their concentration as perseverance as they worked hard to get all their letters in the right order.
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The activities described seem to be designed with clear educational goals, focusing on letter and name recognition. However, one might question the longevity of interest in such activities. Just as engagement is vital, the potential for repetitive learning could lead to diminishing returns. A balance between fun and educational value is crucial in fostering long-term skills.