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Kadira Johnson

Hi, my name is Kadira Johnson and I am currently a junior at Saint Peter's University majoring in Elementary Education and minoring in Communications.

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Sun Dec 03, 2017 5:33 PM in The Early Years: Mixing Materials

Hello everyone my name is Kadira Johnson and I did a quick review on what I thougth about Peggy Ashbrook's article "The Early Years: Mixing Materials." In Peggy Ashbrook’s article she discusses resources and science topics on how teachers can get students to observe the properties of matter and how to document the changes of materials. Ashbrook discusses how “engaging children’s interest, inspirin...

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Sun Dec 03, 2017 5:17 PM in The Early Years: Exploring Biodiversity

Hello everyone my name is Kadira Johnson and I wrote a quick review on what I thought about Peggy Ashbrook's article "The Early Years: Exploring Biodiversity." In Peggy Ashbrook's article she discusses the objectives teachers can use to teach students in pre-K to 2 nd grade about diversity of plant life. I thought this article was interesting because it discusses ways in which to help kids recogn...

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Sun Dec 03, 2017 4:56 PM in Science 101: Does the weather affect your body?

Hello everyone my name is Kadira Johnson and I just wrote a quick review on what I thought about Bill Robertson's article "Science 101: Does the weather affect your body?" In Bill Robertson’s article he discusses if weather truly does affect our bodies. I thought this was an interesting topic because as Robertson discusses, yes, weather does indeed affect our bodies. Before reading this article I ...

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Midterm Project: Force and Motion (4th Grade)

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This midtersm project discusses the concepts of force and motion. It involves 5 journal articles, 3 external sourecs, 2 Science Objects, and 1 SciGuide to help teach students in the 4th grade the consepts. For the 3 external forces I used 3 YouTube videos: Force and Motion | Science Video for Kids,” “Newton’s Laws: Crash Course Physics #5,” and “Force, Work and Energy for Kids.” The first video is “Force and Motion | Science Video for Kids,” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKKM8Y-u7ds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfeVlNL7d9U. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSY4HzWZIlo.