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Kindergarten biology center videos
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STEAM Biomimicry for Young Children - Animals in Snow
Snow is fascinating. Animals do the most amazing things in the snow. Some of the things they do can be used to design cities and jumping robots. Lessons about biomimicry require a brave approach to teaching since there is a move away from an approach where teachers are asking questions and looking for quick answers. Instead young learners are given an opportunity to shape and explore their own ideas. Biomimicry and bioinspiration are constantly evolving and new ideas are explored to solve
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K - 5th
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STEAM - Biomimicry for Young Children - Robots
Robots capture children’s imagination. Self-driving cars, robot bees that pollinate flowers, and jumping kangaroo robots may be part of our future. With robots, children can learn to explore dreams and use these dreams to solve problems.Biomimicry is also an exciting way to inspire young children to be creative, curious and to observe the world. By combining these two topics, projects that use a problem-solving approach have been designed. The projects are intended to inspire a playful and creat
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K - 5th
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STEAM Biomimicry for Young Children - Architecture and Design
Building and making things capture children’s imagination. What is a smart city? Why would you want to build a floating city? What if. . .
Learning from nature for young inquisitive minds.
Biomimicry - imagination, and a sense of fun.
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K - 4th
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