
Making Observations - Beetles Project
As outdoor science educators and instructors, we can share strategies that build on learners’ existing observation skills and invite learners to make deep observations and form meaningful connections …
Explicitly teach learners how to make observations
Apr 5, 2023 · Help students connect observations to theory with useful activities and approaches to deepen understanding at macro, sub-micro and symbol levels. Introduce your learners to Ben, who is …
Observing - Let's Talk Science
Model how to safely use the senses to make observations (e.g., do not taste anything unless a trusted adult says it is okay; be aware of students’ food or other allergies).
• What surprised you about making observations like this? • What feelings arose? • Why is it important to make careful observations? • After observing one small object, how do you think you could use these …
Write down observations about each of the photo sets and any similarities or differences that you notice between the two locations. Northern Lakes and Forests (6 photos)
Learners search for anything they find interesting in nature and then make observations, ask questions, and make connections out loud. Encourage learners to hold onto the mindset they now have and to …
Explain to students that in this episode, “Mice to Meet You”, Reese and Caily make many observations in both their world and in Confetti. These observations help Reese and Caily to ask questions and …
Making Observations, A Sensory Scavenger Hunt - Sierra Nevada …
Mar 15, 2024 · Scientists, doctors, teachers, detectives, your parents, artists, animals, and even you make observations every day. You can use all five of your senses to make observations: your sense …
How To Make Good Observations In Science
Nov 6, 2025 · The scientific method includes steps like making observations, asking questions, forming hypotheses, conducting experiments, and communicating findings. Historical scientists utilized this …
How to Make Scientific Observations: Activities for Kids
This post is a collection of hands-on activities that address first and second-grade science standards by teaching the how behind making scientific observations.