Professional Standards
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Hands on Learning: Field Trip to Kidziti
On Thursday, February 23, 2012, the grade ones had the opportunity to visit
the newly opened Kizciti! Kizciti is a community designed especially for
children ages 3-15. At Kizciti, children participate in different community
helper roles. The children were excited to be able to have hands on experiences,
meeting the community’s wants and needs. At the cookie factory, students got to
prepare cookies for the oven, and enjoy the delicious treat. At the milk
factory, they took the empty milk box through the factory line and prepared it
for sale in the store. At the fire station, students put on the protective gear,
and zoomed down the slide, to board the fire truck, heading off to an emergency
house fire. They took charge and hosed the fire down. At the water factory,
students filled and sealed water bottles; checked for impurities; and labeled
the water bottles – ready to be shipped. At Air Mekong, students took on the
role of pilot and flight attendant, and boarded the plane to show off their
skills. There were many happy customers. At the ice cream shop, students got to
make their own sundae and enjoy a cold treat. Students also got to experience a
magic show, the art studio, t.v. station, and health clinic. Children ended up
at the bank where they had a choice to deposit their money in the bank to earn
interest. As a culminating activity for our communities unit , the grade ones
had a fantastic time being responsible members of the Kizciti community.
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