Okay, so it is actually ear clay. I was substitute teaching for Hilary Martin's fourth grade class at Shalom Mennonite School the other day, and as soon as I walked in the room I noticed these neat clay models of the human ear. I asked her if this was assigned in the book. She answered that it was not. She is just a fine teacher and assigns creative projects to help her students comprehend their material in intriguing ways. This type of project is especially helpful for visual and kinesthetic learners.
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Ear Wax Project -- Well, Sorta
Okay, so it is actually ear clay. I was substitute teaching for Hilary Martin's fourth grade class at Shalom Mennonite School the other day, and as soon as I walked in the room I noticed these neat clay models of the human ear. I asked her if this was assigned in the book. She answered that it was not. She is just a fine teacher and assigns creative projects to help her students comprehend their material in intriguing ways. This type of project is especially helpful for visual and kinesthetic learners.