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Looking at Inquiry Lessons

Submitted by Judith Lucas-Odom on Thu, 07/24/2008 - 2:13pm.
I found an interesting science inquiry website for K-12, I think pre-K can do this also. The site uses science and inquiry with story telling and pictures. The lesson I looked at was for K-2, pollution and waste. The materials are inexpensive and the activity looks like a fun way to get the students to go out into the environment and create stories and develop critical observations from how they see the environment being affected by waste around their school! The lesson is linked to the National Science Standards and they include a rubric. Discovery Education

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