Out of Doors
The Learning Through Science teachers’ guides and pupils’ assignment cards for the unit Out of Doors give suggestions for activities children could undertake. The cards are divided into groups according to their subject: looking at the soil, watching the weather, and shapes, measures and counts. On the cards the grouping is denoted by a symbol. The teachers’ guides occupy the first 32 pages of the file, followed by the 24 full-colour, highly illustrated pupils’ assignment cards.
Contents
Under our feet
Space fillers
Hard things
Decaying things
Like and unlike
Plants and soils
Moving mixing
The earth movers
Windy ways
Windy days
Rainy days
Drip drop
How hot?
Drying up
Into the air
Sunny windy cold wet
Look at shapes
Shape and pattern
Shapes around us
How big?
Hold it up
How many?
Good guesses
Pollution
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