Written by Jessalyn Lam, Don Galbraith Award Recipient 2024, OISE/UT This lesson uses an inquiry-based and hands-on approach to scientific exploration through art and serves as an introductory lesson to the Forces and Motion unit in grade 3. Students are problem-solving and working both independently and collaboratively to manipulate forces to create art. As the […]
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