INSTRUCTIONAL FAIR The Five Senses, Kindergarten to Grade 1 IF-20846
$4.89
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Grade: Kindergarten - 1st
Brand: Instructional Fair
Secondary Brand: McGraw-Hill Children's Publishing - Instructional Fair
UPC: 651468208462
ISBN: 1568226756
Description
Much of science relies on our five senses. So what better way to introduce your youngest students to science than by teaching them about their senses. The 14 lessons in this book each consist of a teacher background information sheetand a reproducible worksheet. Your young scientists will perform a variety of interesting experiments to highlight their senses’ strengths and weaknesses. Children are naturally curious about the world around them, andThe Five Senses encourages that curiosity. This book will help your students see that scientific experimentation and critical thinking can often answer the questions they have about their world. 32 pp
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