Jul 11
… of an otherwise active environment. In a forest, for example, one can watch the birds flying from tree to tree, the doe with its … leaves are partially eaten by a deer, but the deer quickly realizes that the leaves are distasteful and doesnât eat anymore, then that …
… a path toward broad and ambitious learning outcomes. For example, I recently worked with a teacher who, rather than simply giving her … an improved habitat, and there is an educational benefit realized as students feel empowered by their work. This difference showed up …
… students better understand how this big idea works in the real world? âą How can I help students better understand this place? âą How … together tackle projects that emerge from a collaborative examination of what the community needs. New situations require …
… substances Environmental processes are demonstrated on real objects The focus is on basic chemical concepts Digital media, such as … from UV radiation, plants also require sunscreen. For example, cacti in the highlands are covered in dense hair which enables them to …
… trees and toiling away to prepare their nest cells. Realizing the importance of creating and managing habitat for our pollinators, … how pollen is transferred from one flower to another Materials: two colored pipe cleaners, a pencil, a small pompom, 3 small bowls, …
Mar 29
… the same: an interdisciplinary and applied approach to real-world applications within the career fields of computing, engineering, … of flora and fauna if they have never studied, for example, feathers and bird diversity? How can students understand medical …
… like this can easily be implemented in your classroom. Really! Bringing the world into your classroom can be as easy as drafting a few … speakers to come to our school in person. This is but one example of the many unexpected paths our connections have lead us on so …
Oct 2
… on this day, the Kindergarten class has engaged in real conversations about how the sun helps us to notice time passing, and how … to what they are learning outdoors.â In the Fall, for example, a basket of gourds was brought into the classroom as a provocation for …
… activity) Location: outdoors Time: 20 minutes Materials: 2 paper plates or pieces of cloth (“habitat havens”) for every 3 … in the two habitats on which they depend. Have students research wintering and breeding habitats of hummingbird species in your area. …
Mar 14
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