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Encourage Hands-On Science Using Real-World Phenomena
Phenomena-based instruction engages students in learning by placing them in the position of the scientist. This motivates students to take action, seek answers, understand concepts, and actively solve problems. Learn how to easily incorporate phenomena-based learning into your lessons with our articles, podcasts, and curriculum solutions.
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Here’s what you’ll find this month:
Engage Students with Local, Relevant Phenomena
Phenomena-Based Instruction: Inspiring Young Scientists
FOSS Pathways™ Sampler
NEW! “It’s Time for Science” Podcast
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Hot Topics in Science
Engage Students with Local, Relevant Phenomena
FOSS® PreK-8 curriculum is built around firsthand exploration of phenomena, allowing students to actively engage in their learning. Explore FOSS ››
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Phenomena-Based Instruction: Inspiring Young Scientists Learn the techniques and benefits of incorporating phenomena-based learning into your curriculum. Read More ››
Monthly Featured Sampler
Explore one of our exciting samplers and discover how FOSS Pathways can transform your lessons. Explore this month's spotlight sampler: Motion
In this episode, we’re talking about space with science teacher Dave Curry and astrophysicist Dr. Erika Hamden. We discuss interdisciplinary teaming in science and how to keep students engaged through local observation.
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Unlock the Solutions for Elementary Science Webinar
FOSS Pathways™ helps develop students' critical thinking skills, encourages curiosity and creativity, and promotes scientific literacy through phenomena-based learning and 3-Dimensional instruction.
Discover how FOSS Pathways provides local phenomena storylines, age-appropriate learning segments, manageable units based on teaching time constraints, integrated ELA for language development, and new digital content.
