Playful steps

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Mindo, Pichincha, Ecuador

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Hello. Welcome to Playful steps! My name is Ana Isabel. I'm 27, and live in Ecuador, a small country in South America. I studied Early Childhood Education and have experience in creating engaging activities and games that will help young learners learn across different subjects. I'm a very creative person, and love to think about games, I think is the best way of learning. So here I am! ready to create educational and playful resources (in english and spanish) that will make learning something fun and meaningfull.

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Ruleta de animales de la granja/ Farm animals spinner game in spanish

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This fun spinner game is designed to help your students practice counting, Spanish vocabulary, and observation skills. It's ideal for: - Projecting in class as an interactive activity - Individual assessment - Reviewing numbers 1 to 10 and farm animals in Spanish It includes 6 fun questions featuring animals like cows, ducks, horses, and more.

PreK - 2nd

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K.CC.B.4

, K.CC.B.5

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Teaching style

I am completely convinced that meaningful learning emerges from playful activities. My teaching style is based on play, the development of creativity, curiosity, and autonomy. That's why I create easy-to-use games and activities designed to spark curiosity and creativity in young learners.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I don't have any awards. But my brightest moments as a teacher are when I see children happy because they're learning something new or overcoming an obstacle. I smile when I see a child solving and playing an educational game I designed; those are my brightest moments.

My own education history

I have a degree in Early Childhood Education. During my studies, I learned the importance of play in early childhood development. The creativity and curiosity that children develop during learning activities and play are impressive. They need play to communicate, understand their emotions, relate to others, and understand the world. Therefore, I am always learning and researching new ways to combine fun and education, through play with an educational goal.