Discovery for Children in Grades K 3
Discovery for Children in Grades K 3
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Let the students collect items related to aviation models, photos, magazine pic- tures, etc. Then let them group the items according to the three divisions. The students may want to make posters and label the items.
Ask the students: Have you or any of your friends flown in an aircraft? What kind was it general, military, or commercial? Let students discuss with their friends how big the different airplanes are, how they look inside, what they carry, how many people may be aboard, and how fas...t they travel. Have students draw a picture of an aircraft they have flown in or one in which they would like to fly.
ACtlVltV Many people work hard to make flights on a commercial aircraft safe, easy, and pleasant. Brainstorm with the class to make a list of these people and what they do. With several students, role-play these jobs. Discuss what happens. Have students draw a picture showing some of the different people at work.
ACtiVity Since 1962, U. S. Military aircraft have used the same letter identification system.
What to read after Discovery for Children in Grades K 3?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Let the students collect items related to aviation models, photos, magazine pic- tures, etc. Then let them group the items according to the three divisions. The students may want to make posters and label the items.
Ask the students: Have you or any of your friends flown in an aircraft? What kind was it general, military, or commercial? Let students discuss with their friends how big the different airplanes are, how they look inside, what they carry, how many people may be aboard, and how fas...t they travel. Have students draw a picture of an aircraft they have flown in or one in which they would like to fly.
ACtlVltV Many people work hard to make flights on a commercial aircraft safe, easy, and pleasant. Brainstorm with the class to make a list of these people and what they do. With several students, role-play these jobs. Discuss what happens. Have students draw a picture showing some of the different people at work.
ACtiVity Since 1962, U. S. Military aircraft have used the same letter identification system.
What to read after Discovery for Children in Grades K 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States National Aeronautics And Space Admi to read onlineMoreLess
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