THIS DAY IN SCIENCE: Stainless Steel Production Begins in the UK in 1913

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Differentiated Instruction in Ontario’s Science & Technology Classrooms

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This resource includes a reflection on differentiated science instruction in the full-day kindergarten classroom and an accompanying lesson plan to help students develop an understanding of what it means to be a steward of the Earth by caring for it and being considerate of how we live our lives for the sake of animals, plants, and the Earth. 
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