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Early Science: Compare, sort and classify

Activity ideas and best practice for teaching and learning outside

The outdoor environment facilitates active and physical exploration of the world, where children learn and use language to make sense of what they encounter. Early Science: Compare, sort and classify uses fresh ideas to enrich outdoor learning experiences.

Looking for more outdoor science, literacy and mathematics ideas like this? Check out Developing Early Skills Outdoors.

Ages: 3-5 | Pages: 4 | Code: E0993F

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Marianne Sargent

Marianne Sargent is an early education specialist and writer. She holds an MA in early years education, is a qualified teacher with experience teaching at this level, and has worked as a lecturer in primary and early years education.

Contents

Introduction4
Observing8
Exploring12
Comparing, sorting and classifying16
Gathering information20
Questioning24
Investigating28
Following instructions32
Measuring36
Hypothesising40
Predicting44
Coming up with ideas48
Problem solving52
Recording56
Interpreting60
Reflecting and evaluating64
Presenting68
Using technology72
Planning and organising outdoor science76
Collecting evidence of children’s learning78
Further reading80
References80