
As part of our Summer School we will be working through the Evan-Moor
Learning to Be a Scientist (Science Works for Kids Series)
I will be taking pictures and chronicling our learning experience. The book covers seven concepts with three to four activities per concept. Our students include my two boys and a friend's daughter, nickname "George." We will be trying to get through this book before she starts 1st grade (public school) in the fall. As she can only come over two times a week, some activities will be combined, skipped, or done when she is not here.
Let the fun (and learning) begin!
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PBSKids.com has some pretty cool Sid the Science Kid videos and games! There's even an
I Want to be a Scientist game that has kids dressing up a character and learning about different kinds of scientists.
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Ooops! I read this post last. I kept thinking your older son had long hair, but it was really George I was looking at. :)
ReplyDeleteYeah, she's cute. :) Her parents have been calling her "George" since she was a baby. I can't remember why though.
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