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Mystery Science is an innovative, standards-aligned, hands-on curriculum that teaches children how to think like scientists. Our phenomena-driven instruction helps kids to better understand and communicate about the world around them through writing, discussion, and exploration. ...
Mystery Science is an innovative, standards-aligned, hands-on curriculum that teaches children how to think like scientists. Our phenomena-driven instruction helps kids to better understand and communicate about the world around them through writing, discussion, and exploration. ...
making the curriculum excellent for multi-level learning. A twelve-year-old student may write an essay and make an elaborate illustration, while a six-year-old may write one sentence with a stick-figure drawing.
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National Elementary Science Curriculum ProjectsCurriculumElementary School MathematicsElementary School ScienceProgram Descriptionsdoi:10.1080/00094056.1968.10729316NoneChildhood Education
for example, created curriculum units, such as “Express Yourself’, “Make Learning Visible”, and “Showtime with KIBO” for pre- and early elementary school teachers to use the kit in classes[71]. In the curriculum “Express Yourself”, students are guided to create interactive book reports...
Science Curriculum Should be energizing for you & your students but the demands of the job can get in the way. Teaching is a rewarding profession—but certainly not easy. We understand that many teachers: Struggle to meet all of their students’ needs at once. ...
SCIENCE IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CURRICULUMdoi:10.1111/j.1949-8594.1931.tb16431.xJennie HallSchool science and mathematics
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