@tiegradloeppky Get dirty! I like it when teachers aren't afraid to let their students explore and experiment. I'd like to see more teachers getting down in the dirt with the kids too, we learn so much from observing how our students react to what we give them. #kinderchat
@CarrieMarshall1 I love the idea of challenging yourself to create new ways of learning with the resources you have. Breaking things down and using nature as an example is certainly something I'd love to do in the future! #kinderchat
@EducShelbyJ This is also something I have found at the elementary school I was a cadet teacher for! Field trips are always an awesome opportunity to engage students and show them another side to what is outside, and what we can learn from it. #kinderchat
A3: The elementary school I was a cadet teacher for had an annual field trip to a nature reserve where they also educated students on the Native American artifacts found in the area #kinderchat
A2: I've seen students use math to keep score and divide teams, but I've also come across some who like to create lists and categories of things outside as well #kinderchat
A1: I don't have a classroom yet but I have done some service learning at an interactive science museum. There was a large garden there that was used as a space for educational purposes! #kinderchat
#educw200chat A2: One of my favorite resources is Google Drive. I like that there are so many options for what you can create, and that it is all saved online under the same account so that you can access it anywhere. It also makes it easy to collaborate.
#educw200chat A1: I think it is very important to integrate technology in the classroom because it allows for so many more resources and creative ways to apply the skills students are learning.