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Anecdotal Records in Preschool
February 12, 2013
11711 Sand Canyon Rd Yucaipa, CA 92399
Bumblebee Room, 1:30
S (age 4-5)
S sat on the floor in the “blocks” center in the Bumblebee room and carefully lined five triangle blocks in a row on top of a long rectangle block, like a bridge.
(Cognitive – arranged blocks horizontally)

February 19, 2013
11711 Sand Canyon Rd Yucaipa, CA 92399
Bumblebee Room, 2:43
C(age 4-5), Miss A
C, while sitting on his shape on the floor in the Bumblebee room and listening attentively to Miss A reading a story about brushing teeth says “Miss A, I brush my teeth in the morning and my mom brushes them at night.” Miss A says “We do that too.”
(Cognitive – makes relevant comments to stories)

February 19, 2013
11711 Sand Canyon Rd Yucaipa, CA 92399
Bumblebee Room, 2:04
G(4-5), S (4-5)
At the end of playtime on the floor in the Bumblebee room, G puts away the blocks according to shape and size: small rectangles with small rectangles and large rectangles with large rectangles. S was helping G by handing the blocks to him.
(Cognitive – sorts objects by size and shape)

Febraury 19, 2013
11711 Sand Canyon Rd Yucaipa, CA 92399
Bumblebee Room, 3:25
A (4-5), G (4-5)
During “centers” in the back of the Bumblebee room, A pretends to be a doctor by acting like she is taking G’s temperature with a toy thermometer. She says to G “You’re good.”
(Cognitive – playing

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