Play School (1966)
Building - Tuesday
TV-G
S252 • E2 25mYoung children enjoy making and creating. They are eager to construct new objects from the resources and materials that they find around them. The process of construction provides many opportunities for development of physical control, such as eye-hand co-ordination and fine motor skills, as well as thinking skills such as logical reasoning and processes such as decision making and problem solving. Building on a larger scale, such as making cubbies and shelters with household and recycled materials, offers opportunities for cooperative play and collaborative learning as children work together to manipulate larger materials and resources as they build together.
Presenters
Abi Tucker and Andrew McFarlane
Pianist
Peter Dasent
Songs
“There is someone who is hiding”
Composer: Henrietta Clark
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
“Friends All Together”
Composer: Sophie Emtage/ Peter Dasent
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
“Walking in the Jungle”
Composer: Max Lambert
Publisher: Penguin
“In an English Country Garden”
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: Unknown
“London Bridge”
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: O.U.P
“Our House”
Composer: Smyth/Forman
Publisher: Geffen
Story
“Two Friends”
Text & Illustrations: Clara Vulliamy
Publisher: Walker Books UK
Film
“Government House, Sydney”
(ABC, Play School).
Presenters
Abi Tucker and Andrew McFarlane
Pianist
Peter Dasent
Songs
“There is someone who is hiding”
Composer: Henrietta Clark
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
“Friends All Together”
Composer: Sophie Emtage/ Peter Dasent
Publisher: ABC Music Publishing
“Walking in the Jungle”
Composer: Max Lambert
Publisher: Penguin
“In an English Country Garden”
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: Unknown
“London Bridge”
Composer: Traditional
Publisher: O.U.P
“Our House”
Composer: Smyth/Forman
Publisher: Geffen
Story
“Two Friends”
Text & Illustrations: Clara Vulliamy
Publisher: Walker Books UK
Film
“Government House, Sydney”
(ABC, Play School).