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Experiments

A collection of easy experiments

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Life Cycles

A nice array of resources

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Fri, Feb 06, 2015 12:01 PM in Informal Science In the Classroom?

I agree with you all about making connections. I feel throughout the day we need to weave information across all subjects and probe a thought processes and conversationsin a specific way to make connections.

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Fri, Feb 06, 2015 11:46 AM in Weather and Elementary

Thank you Adah for sharing your collection! And I love the thought of tying in animals with weather. Regarding clouds, we (Kindergarten) recently did a foldable booklet with 6 different tabs with various clouds. Within each tab the students named the cloud, described the cloud and created the cloud with cotton balls glued down.

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Fri, Feb 06, 2015 10:55 AM in Classroom management

All your input is amazing to read! I am a Kindergarten student teacher and can see how important classroom management is. I really appreciate all of the input, advice, links and personal stories you all shared. I agree with most of you that relationships and positive discipline is key. I want my students to WANT to make good choice...but they need to have established and clear rules understood...

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