Learn how to use a thermometer to investigate and document seasonal changes in the local environment.
In this article it mentioned that doing 5E's can feel awkward at first but later it will feel more comfortable. I know this was not the main point of the article, however, it really stuck out to me. I am learning to become a new teacher and I do feel a little bit nervous about the 5E's. I know that once I break through the awkward stage I will feel more comfortable with them.
As someone who is still in college studying elementary education, I found this article very helpful. I can see that even teachers who are already in the profession can feel awkward with the 5 E's and it isn't just me. I am still learning how to do lesson plans and we are obviously incorporating the 5 E's. I will use this article as reference. I really liked the examples it provided on the second page as well.
This is a useful article for college students. This teacher provides an Instructional model to help students to understand the change of season. This is a good teaching activity in someplace where have obviously seasonal change. I think a report form can be helpful in this activity which can help students to organize the information.
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