My free resource for this Happy Hour is for science teachers who want their students to learn about qualitative and quantitative observations in a fun way. The Qualitative and Quantitative Observation Activity gives students a chance to first review what they know about observations and then work in groups to make observations about every day objects. The great thing about this activity is that the supplies can be anything--the teacher doesn't have to go out and buy specific supplies to make it work.
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So glad you joined in on the Secondary Smorgasbord. I love your blog!
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ReplyDeleteHappy to meet you, Elly! Thanks for linking up with us all the way from South Korea!
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ELABuffet
Darlene, thanks for inviting me to participate! It is a great opportunity for teachers and it helps me get my new blog and store out there.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea because it inspires kids to actually observe what touches their lives and then make thoughtful comments. Very nice!
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Connie
Thank you Connie! My students enjoy this activity a lot. Thanks for commenting!
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