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The third step in using the biome readers is to make a book for the child to illustrate and demonstrate their comprehension. It is their ow... -
This is a short video from an end of the year program at Waseca. The elementary class wrote their own skit and called it "Energy f...
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This summer at our annual biome camp for elementary students, I had a chance to get back into the classroom for a couple of weeks. I cho... -
We are currently working on our annual shadow puppet for the Waseca School holiday festival and basing the story on this gorgeous book. h... -
Why not have a stamp so that the children add a map legend to their traced maps? Just add the color-coding in a blank square that corr... -
We are just back and recovering from the big AMS conference last weekend. It was wonderful to see so many Waseca Aficianados there and to... -
As I travel to different Montessori schools giving the biome workshop, I find some very innovative practices and projects that I would li... -
To introduce the idea of a biome, I ask the children at the circle if they would like to go visit the biome. I build a bit of eager antic... -
Last year at Waseca, we began taking our elementary (6-9) class out in the woods with our Coyote mentor, Evan McGown who co-authored “Coyo...
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