Vasilki Skendou, Kindergarten Papagiannis, Greece: "January Activities"
"Reading story-Reflection"
We studied
the fourth chapter of the story, discussed the problems caused by sandstorms,
and the students illustrated their suggestions for reducing the damage they
cause.
"Science-Technology-Engineering Ativities"
The children were divided into groups, and
each group was given sand. They touched it and observed that the grains were
separate from one another. Then, they added water to the soil and noticed that
the grains stuck together. Based on this observation, they hypothesized which
type of soil could cause a sandstorm. They experimented and confirmed their
predictions.
Next, they placed a homemade field behind
the plate with the soil and added plants made of modeling clay. They blew air
again and observed how the sandstorm covered the plants with dust, causing
damage to them. Finally, they created a natural barrier using trees made from
the kindergarten’s wooden materials. They repeated the experiment and observed
how effective tree planting was in protecting the field from the sandstorm.
"Mathematics Activities"
The children were divided
into two groups, and each group was given the same amount of soil, without the
children being aware of it. Each group placed the soil on a different surface:
one group put it on a small plate, while the other placed it on a tray. The
children were then asked which amount of soil was greater. They answered that
the soil on the tray was more, since it was spread over a larger surface area.
Afterwards, the soil from
the tray was transferred to a plate identical to the one used by the other
group, and the children were asked again which plate contained more soil. To
confirm their answers, they were given a scale. Each group weighed its soil and
recorded the weight. In this way, they realized that both plates contained the
same amount of soil.




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