Lesson Idea | The Super Power of Observation: I Notice, I Wonder, It Reminds Me Of
Provider: Alice Ferguson Foundation
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Selected for its practical, hands-on approach that helps students observe carefully, think like scientists, and build vocabulary through reflection
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This lesson introduces students to the power of observation using the prompts “I notice, I wonder, it reminds me of.” Through hands-on activities, students learn to make deeper, more meaningful observations and begin thinking like scientists. They create and decorate simple binoculars, practice focused observation indoors and outdoors, and connect what they see to prior knowledge. The lesson builds core observation skills, encourages questioning, and supports scientific thinking through reflection and discussion, making it an engaging way to develop curiosity and awareness in everyday environments.
Standards
Science and Engineering Practices
- Asking questions and defining problems.
- Engaging in argument from evidence.
Crosscutting Concepts
- Patterns
- Cause and Effect
Lesson Idea | The Super Power of Observation: I Notice, I Wonder, It Reminds Me Of
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The Alice Ferguson Foundation started in 1954. It helps children and communities learn about nature through simple outdoor activities that teach how to care for the environment.
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