Amy is also a curriculum writer for Houston County, so she helps design the lesson plans. She teaches third grade, first of all, and leads instruction in three main subjects science, math, and social studies at Northside Elementary School in Houston County. Today's guest says science is in her bloodline, even though she spurred the subject in her younger years. Ignite your Bunsen burners, rinse your graduated cylinders as we prepare for a real phenomenon. Now, let's hope my interview doesn't fall flat.
I'm a real host, but in podcast forum, I'm not 3D, but today's topic is. Welcome to the platform for Georgia's teachers. This is Classroom Conversations presented by the Georgia Department of Education and Georgia Public Broadcasting from the hot mics of GPB studios in Atlanta. After listening to each podcast, find the new discussion guides posted with the Classroom Conversations episodes and blogs in Georgia Home Classroom.
3RD GRADE SCIENCE PHENOMENA PROFESSIONAL
These discussion guides include open-ended questions to facilitate great discussion and professional learning. Get students interested in science by bringing the subject from the page to real life! Join us in conversation with third grade teacher Amy Brown to learn how hands-on, inquiry-based 3D science instruction can improve students understanding of the natural world.Īshley Mengwasser: Hey Georgia Educators, we have new discussion guides available to use with Classroom Conversations episodes.
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