White constructions paper 10. Within the lesson, those parts that are highlighted in yellow will show evidence of wondering. Those parts highlighted in green will show evidence of collecting data. Pink indicates studying data and orange indicates making connections. If more than one color is applied to any particular part, this indicates that more than one aspect of the Circle of Inquiry has been implemented.
Rocks vary in size, shape, color, and texture.
We can observe these differences by using our eyes, nose, and sense of touch. The students will examine the various make up rocks by observing colors, textures, and shapes of rocks. Some of the students will observe fossils in their rocks. An in depth study of fossils may come about from the students questions and concern over this phenomena. The students will use writing, drawing, and other communication skills to express a learned knowledge.