Science - This afternoon we completed our third mystery: Why are some apples red and some green? We learned about the phenomenon of selection. Be sure to ask your child about our apple-tasting activity today, and how it is that there are different varieties of apples. Then click here to watch the mystery at home --- I'll bet your child would like to see it again, too.
Math - We have begun our study of multiplication! Please watch the following videos and discuss your feelings about them with your child:In these videos, you will be introduced to Dr. Jo Boaler, Professor of Mathematics Education at the Stanford Graduate School of Education, who, in collaboration with Dr. Carol Dweck, is a leading voice for a different approach to mathematics education that utilizes the latest brain research and a growth mindset. I am endeavoring to put her ideas into practice in our classroom this year. If you'd like to learn a bit more, check out Jo's TEDx Stanford Talk.
Science - This afternoon we completed our third mystery: Why are some apples red and some green? We learned about the phenomenon of selection. Be sure to ask your child about our apple-tasting activity today, and how it is that there are different varieties of apples. Then click here to watch the mystery at home --- I'll bet your child would like to see it again, too. Comments are closed.
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AuthorDebbie Bamberger is thrilled to be a part of the Keppel team and honored to share this year with twenty-six amazing children. Archives
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