A "Recycling for Kids" investigation need not be complicated or abstract. Instead take advantage of daily classroom routines when planning recycling type activities. Each day at snack or lunch time, set up a classification area on one table in your classroom. Make it one of your special helper's jobs. Students recycle their garbage into three categories when they finish eating, recycling, ... continue reading...
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOR KIDS
Children's appreciation for nature develops at a young age, so begin environmental education for kids as early as possible. Kids watch and imitate the attitudes and actions of the adults around them towards living things. Whether it's a jar of worms, a few snails, butterfly eggs, tadpoles or sow bugs, young children's eyes light up when you bring living things into the classroom. They ... continue reading...
KINDERGARTEN SORTING GAMES
Students benefit from having lots of experiences sorting, comparing and classifying objects before participating in patterning activities. In the image on the left, a child sorted stamps with animal pictures on top and stamps without animal pictures on the bottom. Use everyday items to create simple kindergarten sorting games. Provide opportunities for children to sort or group ... continue reading...
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