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Nicole Poor
Amanda Fane
Ellianna Olson

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Students are asked questions and are expected to learn not by the teacher just telling them the answers but by doing their own investigating and solving problems on their own. This makes them more independent students and they work harder for the answer they are looking for. They are more engaged because they have a goal they are trying to reach when finding that answer.

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Novel Engineering in Third Grade

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Engineering project in TK

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“students from hands-on experiences and observations to “minds-on” experiences that maximize students’ understanding through questioning”

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Science
Technology
Reading (wRiting)
and Math

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TK draw a scientist

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#DrawAScientist

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Step 1: Ask a question. For the first step, help your child form a question, hopefully one that can be answered! ...

Step 2: Do background research. ...

Step 3: Construct a hypothesis. ...

Step 4: Test your hypothesis by doing an experiment. ...

Step 5: Analyze the data and draw a conclusion. ...

Step 6: Share your results.