Look Inside Building Foundations of Scientific Understanding

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024

Комментарии • 22

  • @ourlittlepath
    @ourlittlepath  3 года назад +2

    My favorite memory of science experiments as a kid was a simple one, but brings such a smile to my face. I loved dissolving an egg shell in vinegar. I would have multiple ones stashed around my moms kitchen growing up. My mom was so patient and generous with my little science mind!

    • @aleesiadae382
      @aleesiadae382 2 года назад

      I loved the egg in a bottle experiment!

  • @anet8311
    @anet8311 Год назад

    This is totally amazing! Thank you so much for sharing.

  • @aleesiadae382
    @aleesiadae382 2 года назад

    Amazing video, thank you so much!

  • @katsy3333
    @katsy3333 3 года назад

    Love your review! Thank you so much ❤️

  • @neodaoneo
    @neodaoneo 3 года назад

    thank you! useful and inspiring!

  • @anotherhomeschoolmom1367
    @anotherhomeschoolmom1367 Год назад

    So helpful!! I will be purchasing this very soon. Have you found a History curriculum that works in a similar fashion?

    • @ourlittlepath
      @ourlittlepath  Год назад +1

      Not exactly in the same style/format for history. But we really love TAN’s Story of Civilization for history.

  • @MariJ-xc9cs
    @MariJ-xc9cs 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you! How does this BFSU compare to SCTI? Is SCTI really much easier to implement?

  • @user-vg8ez9cu6u
    @user-vg8ez9cu6u Год назад

    What are your thoughts on Scientific Connections Through Inquiry? How does it compare to this version of Nebels' method of teaching?

    • @ourlittlepath
      @ourlittlepath  Год назад

      I actually haven’t tried SCI yet. We are going to be likely moving on to Nebel’s second book this summer. I am contemplating incorporating SCI with it. Or potentially just doing SCI, I can’t decide how much I want to take on for the planning. I love Nebel’s books but SCI sounds like it might be a better fit where we are currently with our twins and family life.

    • @user-vg8ez9cu6u
      @user-vg8ez9cu6u Год назад

      @@ourlittlepath if you do use SCI, please report back on your insights. I'll keep checking back. Thanks!

  • @campoida
    @campoida Год назад

    I think you're supposed to just go across in the flow chart, like a book left tho right.

    • @ourlittlepath
      @ourlittlepath  Год назад

      You totally could. I followed the two year progression from the Early Elementary book.

  • @storybookschoolhouse
    @storybookschoolhouse Год назад

    Are you still using/happy with this curriculum? Thank you 😊

    • @ourlittlepath
      @ourlittlepath  Год назад +1

      I am still using it! We are going to be starting year two in October and I am super excited!

    • @storybookschoolhouse
      @storybookschoolhouse Год назад

      @@ourlittlepath thank you so very much for replying! I just watched your video, joined the FB group, and bought the books for next year. 😊

    • @ourlittlepath
      @ourlittlepath  Год назад +1

      @@storybookschoolhouse yay! It really is a great program! Don’t hesitate to reach out if you need help. Pick a few hours to plan the whole semester, and do all your printing and book requests. Makes this super manageable!

    • @storybookschoolhouse
      @storybookschoolhouse Год назад

      @@ourlittlepath THANK you!!

  • @sarahs5488
    @sarahs5488 Год назад

    Sorry if you address this in the video, I'm watching without audio as I am next to my sleeping baby.. Do you need to buy both books or would the Early Elementary Science Education book be good enough as a stand alone? Thanks heaps. Sorry if you've explained all this already.

    • @ourlittlepath
      @ourlittlepath  Год назад

      You could do the early education as a stand alone! I would utilize the BFSU Facebook group in conjunction then to help with lesson planning

    • @sarahs5488
      @sarahs5488 Год назад

      @@ourlittlepath Thankyou heaps :)