Parent & Child Development Class Field Trip

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Kailee Ammons
Feature Editor 
Students went to the Shining Stars kids
development preschool as a field trip. Photo
credit Kailee Ammons. 
 Southeast Polk students in the Parent and Child Development classes are going on a field trip to Shining Stars Daycare to observe and learn about child behavior on Thursday, January 7. There will be two groups going, one in the morning and the second in the afternoon.
            While at the daycare, students will be expected to interact with the children and apply the knowledge that they have gained in class. In class, students have learned about children from ages of infancy to elementary. The students have also been making toys and planned activities to participate in with the children.
            Students of the Parent and Child Development classes think that this experience allow them to see how children behave in certain situations. They also believe that it will help them in their futures when they go into a life or career involving children.
            “I am looking forward to seeing how the children play with each other and us,” said junior Morgan Jorgenson. “I am also excited because I am sure that they are going to be adorable!”

            Some of the students have not had an experience like this before, but they are looking forward to it and hope to become involved in more opportunities such as this one.

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