Seasonal Shifts: Reflecting on Impermanence Through Seasonal Changes
Just as the memory of cold river plunges on hot summer days becomes faded and difficult to place, the sap begins to run, the snow
“Get dressed!” These two words have been said more than once in an impatient tone to children when parents are running late or running out of patience. Let’s take this sentiment and look through the lens of getting dressed as an opportunity to learn about history. Starting with women getting dressed in the medieval fashion of 14th century England and spanning centuries through the lives of many, this featured video series visits working women in the summer (18th century), working-class suffragettes of the early 1900s, British WW1 soldiers, and many others. Can you imagine getting dressed in a hurry in the 18th century? After watching this series, you might better appreciate Velcro, buttons, and hoodies! While watching, note things you might be wondering about or your child’s questions. Let your curiosity lead your learning. Search the internet for answers, and allow the questions and interests that arise from your quest for knowledge to continue fueling your learning path.
Just as the memory of cold river plunges on hot summer days becomes faded and difficult to place, the sap begins to run, the snow
Explore symbiosis and its impact on ecosystems through mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism. These relationships show how life is interconnected, from the hunting tactics of coyotes
Tulips are not just beautiful flowers but they also provide a great opportunity for integrated learning across different fields. Their story, from biology to the
