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Watch these videos and learn about five easy steps you can use to help kids explore science activities. We've chosen Water on a String as a sample activity to explain these steps.
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Get to know Water on a String by watching the ZOOM cast try it.
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Try out the activity and plan how to lead it.
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1:50 min |
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Get kids started by setting ground rules and giving clear instructions.
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1:46 min |
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Ask questions and talk with kids as you guide their science explorations.
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Plan extension activities so kids can dig deeper into science concepts.
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Help kids share their science discoveries and learn from each other.
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