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Lower Elementary (K – 2)

Building Elementary School Students’ Curiosity Through Trial and Error

Building Elementary School Students’ Curiosity Through Trial and Error

In this blog post, educator James Staton writes about how he values moments where he is wrong because they lead him to new lessons. Read more on his strategies to encourage all elementary students to explore their questions without fear of being wrong.
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Field(s): Teaching + Learning
Type: Experts in the Field
Subject(s): English/Literacy/Reading, Science
Level(s): Lower Elementary (K – 2), Upper Elementary (3 – 5)
Lesson Snapshot: QFT & Primary Sources in a Kindergarten Classroom

Lesson Snapshot: QFT & Primary Sources in a Kindergarten Classroom

In this lesson snapshot, a kindergarten class tackles a driving question: "How can we make our playground more inviting for all?" Students begin their project by inquiring about a turn of the century (ca. 1910) photograph of children playing on a New York City playground.
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Field(s): Teaching + Learning
Type: Experts in the Field
Level(s): Lower Elementary (K – 2)
The power of questions in a Georgia kindergarten class

The power of questions in a Georgia kindergarten class

In Catherine Tommasello’s kindergarten class, asking questions is fun and has allowed several students to make breakthroughs in their learning.
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Field(s): Teaching + Learning
Type: Right Question Insights
Level(s): Lower Elementary (K – 2)

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