Tag: inquiry-based
The spiral has a mathematic background: it follows a sequence of numbers, known today as the Fibonacci sequence. This spiral appears everywhere in nature—as well as in human design.
Once introduced to this spiral pattern in nature, you may start noticing it everywhere. This kit is a powerful way to increase observation skills and apply math to “real-world” phenomena
STEM is more than a clever acronym. It is a way of thinking and learning—and offering education to students that is more engaging and relevant to their lives.
Whether you’re familiar with STEM concepts or it is new for you, there is a lot to benefit from adding STEM to your teaching tool kit. You can scroll down for the top three benefits of STEM if you’re already familiar with the concepts.
Snapshots from Previous Posts
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- Matilija Poppy
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- Journeys through Journaling
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- Planting a Tree
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- Quote about climate anxiety
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- Quote about self-care and climate anxiety
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- Math in poetry? Yes.
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- Patterns in nature
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- Do you recognize this spiral? Image by Gerd-Atlmann
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- How to Press Plants Acorn Naturalists
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- Lavendar and Pressed Plants
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- Fishprinting Demo
