Materials List:
– Plastic corn pieces
– Play dough in various colors

Preschool Learning Objectives:
1. Develop fine motor skills by manipulating the play dough and corn pieces to build structures.
2. Enhance creativity and imagination by creating different structures using the corn and play dough.
3. Encourage problem-solving skills by experimenting with different ways to build stable structures.
4. Promote social skills through collaboration and sharing with peers during the activity.

Preschool Teacher Instructions:
1. Set up a designated area with a variety of play dough colors and plastic corn pieces for the children to use.
2. Demonstrate to the children how to attach the corn pieces to the play dough to build structures.
3. Encourage the children to use their imagination to build different structures such as houses, towers, animals, etc.
4. Provide support and guidance as needed, but allow the children to explore and create independently.
5. Encourage the children to work together and share the materials with their peers.

Teacher Tips for Differentiated Instruction:
– Provide visual examples or suggestions for building structures for children who may need extra guidance.
– Offer additional support for children who may struggle with fine motor skills by breaking down the steps of building structures.
– Challenge more advanced children to create more complex structures using the materials provided.

Assessment Suggestions:
– Observe children’s fine motor skills and ability to manipulate the materials to build structures.
– Note children’s creativity and imagination in creating different types of structures.
– Assess children’s social skills by observing their interactions with peers during the activity.