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Haukia ja ahvenia

Julisteessa on 9 yleistä suomalaista lintua. Kuvitus on teollisen muotoilijan Netta Korhosen tekemä. Julisteen koko on 30x40cm. Teaching Biology, Teaching Kindergarten, Teaching Kids, Kids Learning, Learn Finnish, Finnish Language, Mushroom Crafts, Science Experiments Kids, Early Childhood Education

Teaching Biology

Teaching Kindergarten

Teaching Kids

Kids Learning Learn Finnish Finnish Language Mushroom Crafts Science Experiments Kids Early Childhood Education

LINNUT JULISTE – Kokokidi verkkokauppa (Holvi)

Julisteessa on 9 yleistä suomalaista lintua. Kuvitus on teollisen muotoilijan Netta Korhosen tekemä. Julisteen koko on 30x40cm.

Critical Thinking Activities

Science Activities For Kids

Preschool Science

Kindergarten Themes

Kids Art Class

Animal Habitats

Winter Crafts For Kids

Winter Art

Coloring Pages

Почему животные впадают в спячку? Клуб почемучек

Блог о развитии детей Это интересно - лэпбуки, поделки, опыты, нескучная наука, геокешинг

Kids Crafts Summer Crafts

Projects For Kids

Diy For Kids Art Projects

Diy And Crafts

Arts And Crafts

Dance Crafts Preschool Art

CHESTNUT TURTLE

watch video: You need a quick drying clay, and a cooking mold. Make sure the heart...

1st Grade Science

Middle School Science

Elementary Science Science Classroom

Science Fair

Science Lessons

Teaching Science

Classroom Activities Ag Science

Food Chain Links Activity Set

Learn Finnish

Finnish Words

Finnish Language

Kid Experiments

Working With Children

Early Childhood Education

Science And Nature

Pre School

Special Education

Pikku Kakkosen tulostettavia askartelupapereita

Klikkaa auki ja tulosta.

Bear Crafts Preschool

Kindergarten Activities

Animals That Hibernate

Winter Crafts For Kids

Preschool Winter

Winter Activities Classroom

January

Students

Inquiry: Animals in Winter - Part 1 - Hibernation

I've had lots of requests to share more about how I foster inquiry in our classroom, so I'm here to share some information about our current inquiry, animals in winter! We started with inquiry brainstorm time. We do these when we wrap up our last inquiry and we are looking for new topics to investigate. I ask the students what they are wondering about/want to learn about and they can tell me anything they want. I usually record it by typing it into a word document and I have it projected on…