Timeless Survival Skills— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) June 6, 2020
These classic tips will help you survive and thrive in the wildhttps://t.co/HpNiqSb1ag
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June 07, 2020 at 05:56AM
Timeless Survival Skills— Thomas Hammerlund 😷 (@thammerlund) June 6, 2020
These classic tips will help you survive and thrive in the wildhttps://t.co/HpNiqSb1ag
A4: Nature walks if possible. Exploring the simplest which in our times is taken so much for granted. E.g why do insects act the way they do? And how have they evolved... #PrimarySTEMchat pic.twitter.com/rU8JVFCXPF— Maia Bassett (@MaiaBassett) April 23, 2020
— Dr David Roy (@dmsroy) April 23, 2020
A4) Sample insect or bird sounds and play back to class. Sample frogs sounds or bird photos and add to citizen science projects. Create a garden sculpture, identify clouds, make a worm farm, grow vegetables, investigate soil... lots to do! #PrimarySTEMChat https://t.co/MCSi6Rb7Vb— Ben Newsome (@BenNewsome_) April 23, 2020
Planning tasks in such a way which provides opportunities to work outdoors. The material should also be such which is easily available so that students can easily access them. and most imp, all ss to share their work with peers which ll motivate others. #PrimarySTEMchat— Harbinder Chauhan (@pinder03) April 23, 2020
Oh this is a perfect idea to add to our choice boards for remote Learning. Time to get involved in #CitizenScience while families have time to be out in the local area. #PrimarySTEMchat https://t.co/W7X9JEFAb9— Kath Boon (@kath_boon) April 23, 2020
Just came across this website that maybe useful. #PrimarySTEMChathttps://t.co/M9xsznF4mU— Leone Shapter (@curiosci) April 23, 2020
Learning #English and #Maths by bringing the indoors out… https://t.co/UlShkmN5cN by @WatsEd #outdoorlearning http://pic.twitter.com/vqO0Au2k6r— Innovate My School (@InnovateMySchl) December 3, 2017