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Organism Puzzle

Submitted by Deesha Lockett on Mon, 07/21/2008 - 2:22pm.
I found this to be very interesting. I would probably not use as many puzzle pieces with a kindergarten group. I would probably introduce maybe 3 different areas for them to catergorize at a time, or maybe give them the categories to group the pieces in since they probably would not be familiar with using the right wording. For instance, I would give them a group of pictures and tell them to group all the things that are water based, on land, plants or animals. Then I would give the more scientific language for the category.

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