In Social Studies we are discussing different cultures. I teach about them using big posters cards that each have a child from a different part of the world. The back of the poster tells about each child's life, land and customs. Then it has good questions for the kids helping them to compare their life to that child's life.
Teaching about the world is vitally important for this generation to have a vested interest in it. We can’t expect people to care about what they don’t know and they won’t protect and conserve what they don’t care about. I have inspired students to wonder and ask questions about the world and participate project-based learning. I have had success at teaching students to understand and love the outdoors as well as learn about birds in their own part of the world.
We discussed what we wanted to write about the Earth. I helped them write it by modeling it on the board. Then the children copied it into their journal. |
Keep up the good work, Mrs. Preheim. You're developing the next generation of citizen scientists. There's nothing more basic or important than learning to take care of our home, Planet Earth.
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