BAIP Bulletin: Volume 3 Issue 10

Volume 3 Issue 10 - February 4th, 2010

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Recently we were asked if we have parent activities for science.

Currently we do not have parent activities available for science, but they are coming. We are currently working to develop new science lessons for teachers. Our goal is to have over 100 science lessons available for teachers to use in their classrooms. Once we meet this goal, we will start creating science activities for parents.

Comments from the Exchange:

"I have found the retake on lesson tutorials to be a great option to give my students extra practice and allow them to learn from their errors where they might have gone through too fast the first time."
"The new science lessons are great! I have been able to use many of the examples already in my classroom."
"We have been using the lesson handouts with our practice testing at the school to give kids another way to help with retention in problem areas. Letting kids work a few problems off the sheets are an easy way to give them extra help without adding to my workload."

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