Identify three developmentally appropriate activities that offer children ways to investigate water
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Place water in a water table or large plastic tub and let children add several drops of food coloring they select; let them experiment with what sinks and what floats; introduce them to absorption and evaporation; let them investigate water by making and blowing bubbles.
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a. A framework of goals for the year as well as short-term goals b. Curricula designed to meet the interests of students c. Teachers working together within and across disciplines and grade levels d. The standard procedure of students reading a chapter from the textbook and then doing a worksheet to apply the skills they have learned from their reading
Basic, everyday words that typically don't need to be taught in school are
a. Tier 1 Words b. Tier 2 Words c. Tier 3 Words d. Word Wall Words
Resources for emotional support can be individualized or group support
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.