Polliwog on Safari: Top 10 Ways to Promote Science Inquiry
Michelle Cusolito compiled an amazing list that will encourage you to lead children in outside investigations. She has provided great tips for every teacher. A recommendation is given for you to recognize when you need to research for additional information. I want to add, as the leader, you do not need to know the answers and give an explanation for every question. It is ok for children to understand that sometimes we must look for answers too. Your passion to observe and seek knowledge will spark children to begin to think like scientists.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
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