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• Use and identify a story book of your choice, design a lesson for a Read Aloud that you would use in your classroom or center to enhance the primary child’s language development. Model your lesson after the one you observed in SEDL’s video: Read Aloud: Bringing Stories to Life.
• In your role as early childhood professional, describe a creative drama based on your selected Read Aloud activity for use in the primary years .
• Apply your knowledge as an early childhood professional to a discussion on investigative play and developmentally appropriate practices in a primary classroom. Please be sure to support your answer with research and references. 200 words for this one

this one discussion .....A more thorough understanding of culture and the humanities helps inform other areas of your life. Thinking critically about the humanities subjects in this course will give you an opportunity to build an appreciation for diverse points of view, and it can help you to solve problems more creatively. Applying these skills to your professional life can help you get, keep, and advance in a career. In this class, you will have the opportunity to think critically and creatively and share your ideas with your peers in the Discussion.

The Discussion rubric in your Syllabus includes a range of points. To make the most out of your learning experience and earn a good Discussion grade, you must respond substantially to at least two classmates’ postings for each topic. You should write at least 200 words in the original post; then you should post with content and detail on the posts to your peers. Aim for at least four sentences in each post to your peers, building the Discussion with references to the reading, application in your life, or other information to help share your perspective. With the original reply and two posts to your peers, this means you will post three times total to each Discussion topic.

In the Discussion, reflect upon the movements in theatre and dance to help explain how you perceive these humanities fields in light of what you have learned from the reading. As with other fields, this is another opportunity to look at the bigger picture and the meaning behind the expressions in the creative works. This can help you to see these expressions and those around you with more understanding and perspective. and this one