Since this distance learning started, I've seen Ts setting aside time to find #phenomenon. Check out this #OkSci frog sharing a #phenomenon. Courtesy of #OMS T Mrs. Whiteside @BASchools
Have a holly, jolly... Christmas tree worm?
These worms are super festive. Christmas tree worms are burrowing worms that live inside corals. Their "tree-branches" are actually feather-like tentacles! https://t.co/TGIYpTnxrW
"Children who get their hands “dirty” in the garden, will not think of the dirt, but of the soil and the experience of being involved in hands-on work. Dirt washes off, yet the experience rarely fades..." https://t.co/hOw0YghbfG @ChildrenNature @persiluk#dirtisgood#playmatters
Not only did I get an up close and personal tour of the amazing collections @BellMuseum, but learned teachers can get specimens on loan! What?! I'll be submitting my request today !https://t.co/02sIP9n44t #Science
What do you do when your principal brings you a frog she found on her window? Introduce it to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade Ss, ask lots of questions, and find some answers!
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