Volume 2 – Grapho-motor skills and pre-reading for preschool boys and girls
Product: Book
Trim size in cm: 21x29,7cm
Pages: 240
ISBN: 9788859031574
Publication date: 01/05/2025
Suitable for: Nursery 1st Level (ages 3-4), Nursery 2nd Level (ages 4-5)
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The PILP, Pre-Instrumental Learning Programme, is an early cognitive enhancement programme built with the aim of helping all children, particularly those with intellectual disabilities, to develop the cognitive strategies and thought processes which underlie any form of learning necessary for future autonomy. The proposed intervention allows:
Each activity has been extensively tested and is described in detail with precise operational indications and explanatory photographs.
The core of the PILP is to build a programme based on activities rich in meaning, i.e. enriched by an intrinsic motivation, embellished with emotional value. It is therefore very important that the proposals are experienced by children with a perspective that helps them understand the importance of learning for their future. In this way they will become adults capable of participating in life as freely and actively as possible.
Work plan
Presentation of the work
Introduction
First part – Methodological aspects and Primary Cognitive Activities
Ch. 1 The Pre-Instrumental Learning Programme
Ch. 2 The Pedagogy of Mediation
Ch. 3 Primary Cognitive Activities
Primary cognitive activities – Games and activities
1.1 Prolonged Eye Contact
1.2 Persistent Focus and Selective Attention
1.3 Persistence in Other-directed Purpose Activity and Sustained Attention
1.4 Persistence in a condition of Reciprocity
1.5 Psychomotor self-control
Chap. 4 General criteria for planning a PILP intervention
Chap. 5 The Pre-Instrumental Learning Path and the development of the Concepts
Second part – Grapho-motor skills and drawing
Chapter 6 The law of Literacy
Chap. 7 Grapho-motility
Grapho-motor skills and drawing – Games and activities
2.1 Colouring
2.2 Drawing
2.3 Pre-writing
2.4 Patterns
Third part – Pre-reading
Chap. 8 Theoretical aspects of learning to read
PRE-READING – Games and activities
3.1 Pre-reading
3.2 Understanding of the text
Conclusions