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Observing the World Around Us
Everyday Classroom Tools: Introduction 1 Observing theWorld Around UsAn Introduction for Teachers and ParentsOur everyday experience of the World Around us is an invitation toquestion and explore and wonder: During the day, we see a bright sphere called the Sun move across the sky. Itspath is fairly regular from day to day, but changes gradually during the 365-dayseasonal cycle. Why doesn't the Sun always rise in the same place each day?Where does it go at night? How does its light cast shadows on our World ? We experience the alternation of daylight (day) and darkness (night). Clocksshow us that the total time needed to complete one day and one night always is 24hours, but the proportion of daylight and darkness varies for different 24-hour peri-ods.
observations and questions which we can use to explore the world around us. We look for answers that are consistent with our experience and with the accumulated knowledge of humankind. At all times we try to keep ourselves rooted in our own observations. We strive to maintain a connection between what we are exploring
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