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Nature Study for Young Learners

April 17, 2013April 19, 2013 ~ Christina O’Malley ~ Leave a comment

The NSTA position statement on science learning for elementary students states that learning is best if its hands on, inquiry based, and thematic.  Nature studies are one way to meet these requirements for young learners. Nature studies can, of course, be formal.  But they don't have to be. Right now here in the Midwest, it … Continue reading Nature Study for Young Learners

Gardening with many kids

January 16, 2013April 19, 2013 ~ Christina O’Malley ~ Leave a comment

Watching seeds grow with small children can be particularly enlightening for them.  Some kids just don't get to see the start of life, or understand what that means.  Some good things to do are sprout seeds in baggies or grow them so they can be taken home. Scaling up to make this cost effective can … Continue reading Gardening with many kids

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