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Our fav science experiement was baking soda and dropping vinegar into it for tiny explosions. I also love all of their clip art. It's hard to choose just one.
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I would just like to browse around at all the clip art and see what I could make with it!
ReplyDeleteKaren Rowland
Adventures With Firsties
karenrowland112677@yahoo.com
I give the kiddos choices about what they would like to do after their other work is done... They can choose to read, write or play an educational game.
ReplyDeleteSince I'm an ELAR teacher, my science is pretty limited. We do talk about real-world application of all skills though. Several of our reading passages are non-fiction, which includes some science.... does that count? :)
ReplyDeleteWe use Love & Logic in my classroom, which is all about choice. Our rules are all based around choice. The only real "rule" we have is to follow daily routines.
I love clip art! It takes any boring document and just makes it so much cuter! The Mister has a thing with adding pandas to his documents for work, so I would probably get at least one thing panda related. My classroom is all about sweets, so I'd love some candy or sweet shoppe clip art! :)
ReplyDeleteI like to hatch butterflies for science, love animal clip art or stick children, and for choice they get to choose centers and books almost every day.
ReplyDeleteI love to sort living and nonliving for Science, love children clipart and choice-sometimes I have kids choose how they want to turn their papers in; pass them around, get up and turn them in or they choose what free play activities they would like to play.
ReplyDeleteFor science I love hatching butterflies in our classroom. I like giving my students (special ed) choices so that they feel empowered, but the choices I give them are MY choices. It would take me hours to choose the clip art I would want to purchase.
ReplyDeleteFavorite science activity: building race tracks from different materials
ReplyDeleteChoice: We use CHAMPS school wide to set expectations for all students. I do give students choice in doing some activities over a concept.
Clip Art: I really like the crayon frames!
Stephanie
stephb_2001@hotmail.com
Scrappin Doodles has a ton of great clipart...I honestly don't know what I would choose! Thanks for the chance to win such a great prize! ~Deb
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Scrappindoodles, geometric shapes
ReplyDeleteScience - my students love any and all hands-on experiments!
ReplyDeleteI try to give choices whenever possible to promote the students to take responsibility for their learning. Choices in what a product will look like for a project, what activities they will complete in workstations, etc.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite science activity is when we use balloons, feathers and other materials to talk about air.
ReplyDeleteTania
My Second Sense
I'd like to buy a few clipart sets from scrapping doodles that have been on mys wishlist for a while. Stick family members, letters and holiday sets.
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My Second Sense
My favorite science activity actually happened outside. My students made wind rollers out of little paper plates then went outside and watched the wind push them. They were amazed at how strong the wind was.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite science activity is planting seeds...the students are in awe! Hard to choose what clip art to get...I love it all!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite science activity is sinking and floating.
ReplyDeleteMy kiddos are given choices so that they will understand and know that in real-life choices have rewards or consequences.
ReplyDeleteChoices provides you with opportunities.
I love making The Butterfly Lifecycle out of macaroni (ok my kids REALLY love it). If I won the clipart I have TONS of things I want so I'd have to seriously narrow it down!
ReplyDeleteLove teaching the water cycle! My students have the opportunity to choose their Fast Finisher activities:)
ReplyDeleteOur 1st Grade Science Standards kinda stink. I do like teaching plants though. It's a great science unit for little kids.
ReplyDeletejkroske@gmail.com
Love Scrappin Doodles to pieces. I'd probably buy $10 worth of their stick kids set!
ReplyDeleteI would love to buy clipart from Scrappin Doodles! So cute!
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