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Recent Posts by Kassidy
Sun, Oct 10, 2021 6:22 PM in Early Childhood
Hey Nicole, I love the idea of creating slime in the classroom! I can only imagine how much my students would love this. I am curious as to if you sent it home with them at the end of the day, and if so, how the parents reacted to it? I am afraid they would not be too happy with me!
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Sun, Oct 10, 2021 6:18 PM in Age Appropriate Experiments
Something my pre-k students really enjoyed was allowing a hershy's kiss to melt in their hand. I was teaching the concept of heat. We introduced the activity by watching some cool compliations of things being melted on youtube, then we held the kiss for five minutes while we watched another five minute video. They were very amazed that their hand could melt something. We had baby wipes handy ...
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Recent Reviews by Kassidy
Sun, Oct 10, 2021 6:03 PM
Claim, Evidence, Reasoning Challenges Young Minds
This short article helps address a huge need in the classroom-- how do we help students think on their own and create their own critical thinking skills. Students do not get very many opportunities to come up with rebuttals or have the type of conversations that are represented in this article. This is critical to their development and their success as future adults. I hope to implement this type of discourse into my classroom soon.
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