Since we can't be together in the Science Room at school, join me and my assistant, Sam the Dog for some interactive Science Read-Alouds. The materials you need are
  • a device to watch and listen on
  • a Turn and Talk Partner (this can be anyone who lives in your house or even a stuffed animal, your dog, cat, hamster, fish....) OR
  • if you don't want to Turn and Talk, a piece of paper and something to write with (for Stop and Sketch).
During the read-aloud, I will stop from time to time and ask you a question. Your job is to pause the video and answer the question. You can Turn and Talk about the question with your partner OR use your paper and pen or pencil to sketch what you are thinking about. Once you are finished with the question, start the video again.


The fine print: These Science Read-Aloud videos are for educational purposes only. Ms. K. nor TCS own the rights to these books. They are all a part of our TCS book collection in our school library.

Robins! How They Grow Up

Written and Illustrated by Eileen Christelow
Activity:
​Try building your own nest using materials in your yard or inside your home. 

Faraway Fox

written by Jolene Thompson and illustrated by Justin K. Thompson

​Materials:
  • Turn and Talk partner OR a piece of paper and something to write with for Stop and Sketch
  • At the end of the story, I give you an activity to try. For this activity, you can use materials from your recycle bin, Legos, blocks, sticks, books, or anything else that you'd like to build an animal overpass or animal underpass. Listen to the read-aloud find out more! Ask a grownup to take a photo of your creation and post it on the Science Google Classroom Stream or email it to me at klimkoskys@truromass.org. 

The Most Magnificent Thing

written and illustrated by Ashley Spires

Materials:
  • Turn and Talk partner OR a piece of paper and something to write with for Stop and Sketch.
  • At the end of the story, I give you an activity to try. Listen to the examples of materials I give. Have fun and if you'd like, you can ask a grown up to take a photograph of what you create and email it to me at klimkoskys@truromass.org​