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Anne Lowry
Aleph Academy
NV

Anne Lowry, MEd, is currently a preK teacher at a Reggio–inspired preschool in Reno, NV. Anne uses the constructivist principles of the Reggio Emilia approach in her classroom, focusing on the relationships between science, geography, storytelling, and art. Anne provides professional development on these topics and has published on constructivist STEM teaching in preschool and continues to explore how children use play, provocations, and documentation to create their own learning, and how teachers and schools can facilitate such learning.

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Spiders

collection of spider journal articles, lesson plans, etc geared towards P-2

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Web Seminar, December 7, 2023

This is a collection of resources for the program titled: Science Update: Every Rock Has A Story: Life's Evolving Relationship with the Earth. This program aired on December 7, 2023.

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Sat, Mar 08, 2025 6:23 PM in Kaleidoscopic Talks: Young Children Doing Science

We had a fantastic talk about water as a curricular material by Rina Zampieron from Mass Audubon at the most recent zoom session of Kaleidoscopic Talks: Young Children Doing Science. Our next zoom is scheduled for Wednesday, March 12, 2025 5P Pacific / 8P Eastern Featuring Engineering with Paper Amazing Projects with Simple Supplies with Godwyn Morris from STEM Learning...

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Wed, Feb 05, 2025 9:37 AM in New Early Childhood Science Zoom

Kaleidoscopic Talks: Young Children Dong Science is a monthly collaboration between the NSTA Early Childhood-Elementary Science Teaching Committee and the NAEYC’s Early Childhood Science Interest Forum. The purpose is to provide early childhood and elementary practitioners with new ideas and current research in doing science with young children. Each of the sessions will be pres...

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Tue, Aug 30, 2022 9:38 AM in Benefits of homework

Hi Marisol At the PreK level, the benefit of homework is mostly training, and family training at that. Regular at home activities with information going back and forth between home and school begins to get everyone in the habit of wotking together. A lot depends on your specific grade level and school contexts (do your local schools do homework?), as well as the activities you actu...

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