During May’s rains, my kindergarten students discovered WORMS in the playground.
And the world came to a screeching halt. Plans changed. Educators pivoted and we started investigating the world of worms! Read alouds, making and measuring plasticine worms, writing about worms and… the highlight was a visit from 36 wiggly, lovely, live worms.
It was muddy.
It was messy.
I was GLORIOUS!
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Tag Archives: Worms
#1168 Wiggly Worms, Decomposing, and BUGS!
What lives underground and wriggles?
Which decomposes faster: an apple core or a wrapper?
Black flies, mosquitoes and dragon flies: whose team do you want to be on?!
This month’s videos challenge young learners to think, question and develop strategies to find answers.
Watch the videos.
See the notes underneath for learning extensions.
Wiggly worms!
Kindergaretn & Grade 1 inquiry into the the life of worms, soil and dirt!
Decomposing!
Which decomposes faster? Apple cores or wrappers?
Inquiry into natural vs plastic waste!
Bugs!!!
Who do you want on your team?
Black flies?
Mosquitoes?
Dragon flies?
… Pick very carefully!
See all the videos including:
• Mystery forest object
• Being happy
• Heart and breathing
We’re always looking for ideas to support Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3 learning with links to the Ontario curriculum and appropriate for homeschoolers and Forest School fans!
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