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Thoughts about Day One

Submitted by RecycleJack Marine on Mon, 07/21/2008 - 3:22pm.

Today was an interesting introduction to this two week event. There are a diverse group of teachers here, but I am not sure what grades they all teach.

I relearned how to access my Serendip blog! We may learn how to make a video for YouTube...

We completed a puzzle activity that provided a challenging concept regarding the organization of materials. We didn't explore the countless variations of these variations of sorting objects into groups, but it was still invigorating!

We also went outside and observed using our sense of sight, how many cdifferent varieties of plants we could find in a particular outside area. I guessed to find amost 40: I found 23. It may be a good activity at WPACES, with another adult as a chaperone.

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