Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Measuring Nature
This week’s “I Spy Nature” walk focused on measuring.
Their I Spy bags contained a documentation sheet and a length of string
for the child and an information sheet for their grown up
.
I was thrilled that a lot of the families stayed for the adventure.
The children searched and collected 3 items that were the same
length as their string.
They walked along laying their string beside items till they found
a match.
Or their grown ups would find an item and help them measure to
see if it was a match.
Their collection was then attached to their paper. The tape was a
bit chunky but I couldn’t think of any other adhesive that we could
take outside and would work quickly.
Any suggestions?
The grown ups recorded the names of the items.
I like his presentation.
It's a cross.
This activity took between 15-20 minutes from start
to finish.
Then they headed to the big rock or back up to the playground.
Back in the school I took all their collections and presented it
on our hallway bulletin board to share with all the members
of our school community.
Labels:
documentation,
math,
outdoors
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Hi Maureen, What a neat walk! What about using sticky paper (shelf liner) to put the items on?
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy all the play based learning activities that you do at your centre.
Sticky paper - yes what a great idea.
DeleteThank you