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Direct linkEnfield, Mark; Mathew, Eliza – Science and Children, 2012
Young children love stories, and teachers love to read stories. Young children also love to explore the motion of objects--they watch tossed balls, observe objects rolling down ramps, and are mesmerized by spinning tops. Yet it can be challenging to integrate these two loves, stories and exploring motion, in one lesson. Furthermore, while children…
Descriptors: Enrichment Activities, Young Children, Motion, Demonstrations (Educational)
