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Early Child Observation

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Child interactions are an important component for child development. For this week, I was helping the teacher prep for Halloween, therefore, I did not get to observe the children. However, I was able to observe three sets of children last week. One set of girls that I observed last week were Anyssa and Malani. These two girls were outside playing when one of the teachers brought out cardboard boxes for the children. They used the boxes to hide inside and drew on and colored the boxes with colored markers and crayons. Malani seems to be the leader because I was able to observe how she instructed Anyssa to color and how to use the box for. For instance, Anyssa was coloring the box with a crayon and Malani says "use the purple color". Another

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