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8/24/2015

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1) What is the purpose of establishing a circle time routine?


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Kelly Seymour
6/21/2018 10:42:25 am

Circle time is important because it brings the class together and forms a sense of community. It also helps set a routine and give children a safe and secure environment. Circle time also gives students a time to learn something new together and be able to grow in their confidence and communication.

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Natasha link
6/23/2018 04:50:04 pm

Cricle time builds strong community in the classroom. Circle time is a time where every one is welcome as a group.

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Robin
7/8/2018 03:49:07 pm

Gives the children a sense of security & community

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Manjari
7/26/2018 10:23:00 am

Circle time gives a sense of community. it is a great way to start school day where everyone gets to sit together and do routine activities like calendar, weather, reading a book and dancing on a song. It brings fun and kids are all set to learn.

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Jodi Garcia
7/28/2018 09:13:37 am

To give them a sense of belonging. To give them security, and establish routines. It also gives a great opportunity for learning and to engage your students

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Jannah Fitch
7/31/2018 12:52:03 pm

The purpose of circle time is to build inclusive community, develop kindergarten-ready skills, and foster comfortable routines.

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germain edgerton
8/5/2018 05:42:29 pm

for our childcare home circle time is how we start our day .In circle time the children all have a chance to share on a chosen subject . which help build community .

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jodie
8/11/2018 03:29:50 pm

It allows the children and teacher to come together and enjoy time with one another through songs and stories. Circle time builds a community in the classroom where all are seen and heard and share fun structured organized time.

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Edgar
8/12/2018 03:32:19 pm

Circle time is important, because it helps build a community, and create a comfortable environment for children by creating a routine.

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Kathryn Frostad
8/15/2018 03:45:24 pm

Circle time can provide a sense of community and consistency, a familiar routine that is fun and informative.

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Kim
8/20/2018 06:10:10 pm

I think the time of day you have circle should be consistent, but I think the content shouldn't be consistent. For example, I don't think you need to talk about the date or weather every day. The circles should new and exciting ever day. Sure you can talk about the date or weather if relates to the weekly or monthly topic. I also agree on signal to signify the start of circle time. I prefer a specific classical song.

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Carolina Zamora
8/26/2018 07:11:00 pm

The purpose of establishing a routine with circle time is to get a rythm to the day. Setting the tone for the day and explaining what we will be doing during the day is essential because the children can show excitement for the upcoming events. Also circle time will help give your schedule consistency.

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Jennifer
9/1/2018 03:07:50 pm

Purpose of circle time is to help kids have a sense of Community and feel comfortable in there environment. They have structured activities that they know are coming and know what to expect

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Deborah Simons
9/12/2018 07:54:59 pm

Circle time is a wonderful time to come together as a community. It's a space to share ideas, sing together, learn a new skill. Giving kids this routine helps them know what comes next.

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Sara Lyford
9/15/2018 07:00:11 pm

It helps establish routine for the children. That way they know what to expect next.

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lakshmi
9/19/2018 10:22:24 pm

Helps children establish a routine that gives a sense of security and predictability.

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Deanna Clark
9/24/2018 02:55:44 pm

Circle time helps children to feel included, valued, and it also builds a sense of community.

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Kristi Tobin
10/10/2018 10:54:16 am

Circle time builds community. Gives the little people a cool down time.
They really enjoy the books and songs. Good to stay in a routine.

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Lira
10/16/2018 01:04:22 pm

Circle time builds a sense of community among children and helps for decompression from one activity to another.

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Ayesha Usmani
10/21/2018 02:18:50 pm

circle time builds a sense of community and belonging to a group.it helps to build a bond between peer relationship, trust and a love for learning.

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Carol
10/23/2018 07:24:37 pm

Routine gives children a sense of order that provides a feeling of security. It is in this environment that children begin to learn new skills like following directions or taking turns.

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Agnes
11/3/2018 03:03:52 pm

I agree.

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Michelle
10/24/2018 10:17:39 pm

You learn new things, they can all join in. Its a time of learning.

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michelle
10/24/2018 10:34:26 pm

So they know its the same thing everyday.

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Michelle
10/24/2018 11:25:24 pm

builds community

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Riki Beamer
10/28/2018 02:29:57 pm

so then learn to anticipate what comes next.

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Juliana
10/28/2018 03:42:20 pm

it provides a sense of community for each child and helps them settle in and be ready for the next activity.

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Agnes
11/3/2018 03:03:06 pm

The circle time for us is always fun and informative. It is a great way to get children together, learn something new, sing a song, dance, exercise, make a fun project together.

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Anna
11/4/2018 04:03:48 pm

Circle time is to bring all of the children together, so that none feel left out to build community. A time to learn new ideas, build on skills, help learn from one another.

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Angeliqueyoder
11/11/2018 07:43:12 am

Gives the children a sense of security & community

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Samantha C
11/15/2018 07:41:45 pm

Circle time is used to build the classroom community and help children feel included, safe and secure at school. Circle is a great gathering time to help the group focus together and learn new ideas. Circle can also help transitional times like starting or ending the day.

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Rachel
11/20/2018 12:36:32 pm

Circle time is used to build a sense of classroom community and security.

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Norma
11/23/2018 04:08:51 pm

Circle time provides a sense of community and security for the children.

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Karyn Whitman
11/29/2018 02:22:17 pm

Establishing a circle time routine, like any routine, gives the children a sense of security. Child do much better when they know what to expect next. They will also succeed at circle time better if they know the clear expectations of circle time and know what will happen next in circle time.

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Amber
12/1/2018 08:21:07 pm

It is important to have a establish a circle time routine so that the children in the class know what they are to do next. Knowing that every day you do the same thing is helpful to young children. They know that for example, after snack time they read books until all their friends are done eating and then it is time for a fun engaging circle time.

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Sonya Kimble
12/5/2018 12:37:44 pm

Routines and schedules give children a sense of security that will build trust between caregivers and students. It can help all children, regardless of their personality type or ability levels, to feel like they belong and feel secure.

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Alma Cortez
12/5/2018 01:37:37 pm

Circle time is forms a sense of community, It is recommended to have circle time after recess this will help the children transition smoothly,

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Orianna O'Neill
12/5/2018 09:53:18 pm

Routines for circle time help kids transition easily and quickly, without stress for you or them. We need them to transition both physically and emotionally from the previous task into the new, but familiar, group activity of circle time.

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KAZEM
12/8/2018 12:30:02 am

the main reasons of Establishing of Circle time Routine are as follows
building Sense of community,present idea, sense of security,trust,And Love for Leaning.

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Kiersten Bonnes
12/8/2018 11:50:37 am

Developing a scheduled circle time is a way to create a sense of community and security for the kids, so they know exactly where to go and what to expect.

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J.P.
12/27/2018 06:12:59 am

A well-planned circle time experience is fun, interactive and provides an opportunity to introduce concepts the children need to learn. It also is a cooperative part of the day (when students and teachers come together to achieve a goal). It is an opportunity to build community, present ideas, explore literacy, and experience music and movement. Circle time is an excellent opportunity to practice skills that children will need to be successful in school such as: following directions, self-regulation, and executive function. All of this can be done to build a sense of community within the classroom. Such a building of community develops a sense of belonging to a group by being valued, respected and appreciated.

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hyungun park
12/30/2018 04:13:39 pm

Circle time help to share there toughts with all the classmate and also being up strong community in the class room. Also each students feel a part of group.

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Alexis Bogan
12/30/2018 07:10:45 pm

Establishing and creating community and routine for kids during the day!

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Sonya McMurtry
12/31/2018 04:19:06 pm

Circletime creates a sense of community and routine. It strengthens children’s collaborative development and gives a sense of belonging and community. It is also an educational tool for a variety of skills. Social, emotional, and cognitive.

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