The Curriculum

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Across
  1. 1. Broad statements of purpose that state the desired end result
  2. 3. A description of the expected/desired outcome of an activity
  3. 7. Guidelines for educators/caregivers to use that inform their decisions on their approach to the curriculum
  4. 10. A curriculum that emerges from the children's interests and experiences
  5. 13. A more detailed outline of specific actions and activities that will be used to meet goals and objectives
  6. 14. A child that depends on their sense of sight to learn
  7. 15. Activities that connect with a child's interests, experience, and developmental level
  8. 17. Planned with a specific goal in mind
Down
  1. 1. The second most popular approach to curriculum
  2. 2. Children who like to try new activities
  3. 4. Children who like to work with others
  4. 5. A curriculum that begins with a child, followed by their interest in family, friends, community, and community helpers
  5. 6. Spur of the moment learning
  6. 8. A child that depends on their hearing to learn
  7. 9. An overall view of the curriculum
  8. 11. One of the most popular approaches to curriculum
  9. 12. Unexpected teaching moment
  10. 16. A planning map/tool that outlines major concepts and ideas related to a theme