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Video 36: Magnetic Surfaces – Part 1.

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Go Beyond The Classroom

Posted in Engineering, Indoors, Investigations, Language and Literacy, Problem Solving/Reasoning Tagged documenting learning, early childhood physics, early childhood science, making thinking visible, marble chute, marbles, problem solving

Video 35: Paper Engineers – Part 2!

Posted on October 20, 2011 by Go Beyond The Classroom

Posted in Art, Engineering, Indoors, Investigations, Language and Literacy, Problem Solving/Reasoning Tagged building with paper, documenting learning, early childhood physics, early childhood science, making thinking visible, paper engineering, paper engineering for early childhood, Paper engineering for the early years, paper engineering for young children, pop-up cards

Video 34: Paper Engineers – Part 1!

Posted on October 13, 2011 by Go Beyond The Classroom

Posted in Art, Cooking, Engineering, Indoors, Investigations, Problem Solving/Reasoning Tagged building with paper, documenting learning, early childhood physics, early childhood science, making thinking visible, paper engineering, pop-up cards

Video 33: The Salamander’s Playground Design.

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Go Beyond The Classroom

Posted in Art, Investigations, Outdoors Tagged documenting learning, early childhood science, making thinking visible, playground design for kids, young children's documentation

Video 32: Paper and Watercolors – Part 2!

Posted on October 2, 2011 by Go Beyond The Classroom

Posted in Art, Indoors, Investigations, Problem Solving/Reasoning Tagged documenting learning, early childhood physics, early childhood science, Karen Worth, making thinking visible, pulley, young children's documentation, zip wire

Video 31: Pulleys and Zip Wires!

Posted on September 22, 2011 by Go Beyond The Classroom

Posted in Art, Indoors, Investigations, Outdoors, Problem Solving/Reasoning Tagged documenting learning, early childhood physics, early childhood science, Karen Worth, making thinking visible, pulley, young children's documentation, zip wire

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