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Homecare Center Observation

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On Friday morning 9:30, November 13, 2015, I came to homecare center and observe the child. When first time I came into the room Mike was smile looked at me. His teacher taught him to say hi and he stands up and looked down from the window to the street. Mike only wore the shoe. His teacher grabs mike from the refrigerator and held him to sit on the sofa. Mike held milk to drink it and he looked at me when he drinking. After one minute, Mike came off from his teacher and his teacher used the cap to make the sound. Mike tries it but it does not work then he cried on the floor. After five minutes, he stands up and his teacher gave Mike a bus with music but he like to take the other classmate the bus. His teacher held his hand and walking around the center. After one round of walk, he stills took other classmate bus and he fall down on the rug and give his finger to the classmate’s mouth. Finally, his teacher held him sit on the floor and doing jumping on his teacher’s leg and he enjoy it. His teacher taught him how to throw someone a kiss. The Child walked around the center and took the classmate toys and the teacher taught him to say some words during …show more content…

I feel very good for this observation because I see how the teacher works with the child and something that I can do in the future with the child. For next observation, I want to see a child in a daycare center because I can get more experience for bigger children between 24-36 months. Also, the child between 24-36 months that will have a lot of things to talk and action. When I teach children in the future I know how to handle it. I can see what active that the teacher teach and how they do to the child. Also, I want to observe how the child has a lot of fun during the

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