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Which subject	Physical education
What age group	Preschool
What topic	Rosenshines principles
Number of slides	7
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Introduction

• Brief overview of Rosenshine’s Principles
• Importance of using these principles in early childhood education

Principle 1: Begin with a Review

• Explanation of starting each lesson with a review of previous material
• Examples of past activities and how they will be incorporated in today’s lesson
• Benefits of incorporating review in each lesson

Principle 2: Present New Material in Small Steps

• Explanation of introducing new concepts and skills in small, manageable steps
• Examples of how this can be applied in physical education for preschoolers
• Benefits of presenting new material in small steps

Principle 3: Use Demonstration and Modeling

• Explanation of using demonstration and modeling to teach new skills
• Examples of how this can be done in physical education for preschoolers
• Benefits of using demonstration and modeling in teaching

Principle 4: Guide Student Practice

• Explanation of the importance of providing guided practice opportunities for students
• Examples of how this can be applied in physical education for preschoolers
• Benefits of providing guided practice opportunities

Principle 5: Provide Feedback

• Explanation of providing feedback to students during and after practice
• Examples of how this can be done effectively in physical education for preschoolers
• Benefits of providing feedback to enhance learning

Conclusion

• Recap of Rosenshine’s Principles and their application in physical education for preschoolers
• Importance of using these principles in early childhood education for optimal learning and development