Science - Inquiring Kids Want to Know
Inquiry-based learning works best when children's books act as a launch pad for scientific exploration. Karen is your guide as together you explore the scientific process, cooperative learning, thinking skills, literacy learning and interactive instruction.
Tree House
Climb into activities designed to familiarize children with trees and their importance to the survival of many animals. Branch-out into life science, math, and physical science experiences integrated with language arts to provide an appropriate and hands-on way for young children to investigate forest folks.
Eggs-actly
The variety of life that hatches from eggs, and the ingeniousness of nature in myriad shapes and forms of eggs, opens up to young children the wonders of the natural world. The exciting exploration of eggs encompasses concepts in biology, physical science, and mathematics.
Bug Out!
Share the discovery of insects with your students by bringing together varied teaching approaches that allow children to experience the literacy-laced science and math concepts alive in the natural world. You'll gather practical, age-appropriate, classroom tested ideas for exploring factual information intermingled with interactive experiences.
Color My World
Look into highly visual experiences for young children to provide discovery opportunities concerning key life science concepts. Karen will unearth activities designed for primary children to investigate the defensive structures and behaviors seen in the animal world. |
