In which STAR event do members develop a lesson plan and present a lesson for small children?

The correct answer is Early Childhood Education, which focuses specifically on developing lesson plans tailored for young children. In this event, members engage in the educational process by creating age-appropriate teaching materials and activities designed to engage and enhance the learning of preschool or kindergarten-aged children.

The emphasis is on practical application, where members not only develop a comprehensive lesson plan but also demonstrate their teaching skills in a live presentation setting. This hands-on approach allows participants to showcase their understanding of child development principles, effective teaching strategies, and the ability to cater to the needs of young learners.

While other options may involve aspects related to teaching or curriculum development, they do not specifically focus on the structured presentation of lessons for small children or the content developed for that age group. Therefore, Early Childhood Education is the most fitting event for this context.