Exploration Sea ShellsFIELD JOURNALInstructions Uif ofxu uinf ypu hp up b cfbdi x00660069oe bt nboy ioufsftuioh tfb tifmmt bt ypu dboChoose 3 shells that look different from each other Then dra ID: 424568
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Exploration Sea ShellsTIPS FOR ADULT HELPERSGeneral TipsExamples of Open Ended Questions About Sea Shells1. Usy up btl diimesfo ppfo-foefe ruftuipot. These kind of questions help children talk about nature. no one “correct” answer. There are many “right” answers. The goal is to have children and adults have a inaccurate, you could say something like, “That was a great idea. You know, that is how scientists learn, by thinking and trying out different ideas.”4. Start from what the child knows already.5. Fxpmpsf uphfuifs. Jf uif uppid it ofx up ypu bt bo beumu ifmpfs, tibsf uiit iofpsnbuipo xiui uif diime. You can make guesses and explore together. All science starts off with questions, not answers.6. Tdifodf JT fxpmpsbuipo boe eitdpvfsy. Wifo ypu mfu diimesfo usy puu eifffsfou uifpsift, ypu ifmp 7. Fxpmpsf b tdifodf cppl uphfuifs.• Asf boy pf uif pbuufsot bmilf?• Asf boy pf uif pbuufsot eifffsfou?• Ipx bsf uify eifffsfou?• Asf bmm pf uif tifmmt uif tbnf dpmps?• Asf bmm pf uif tifmmt tibpfe uif tbnf?• Asf tpnf spuoe?• Asf tpnf tibpfe milf b dpof?© 2012 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved. Exploration Sea ShellsFIELD JOURNALInstructions Uif ofxu uinf ypu hp up b cfbdi, �oe bt nboy ioufsftuioh tfb tifmmt bt ypu dbo.Choose 3 shells that look different from each other. Then, draw a picture of each shell. As you draw each • Ipx nboy eifffsfou dpmpst ep ypu tff po uif tifmm?© 2012 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved. Your Name: Today’s Date:What’s the Weather Like?Esbx uif tifmmt ypu �oe io uif tpbdf cfmpx. Exploration Sea ShellsFUN FACTSradiating ridges that produce a pattern of raised granules. This a very sharp tooth to inject poison into its prey, then it swallows sixteen surviving species all of which are vegetarians. The Giant SundialMarble ConeSlit Shell© 2012 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved. Exploration Sea ShellsCOMPAREWhat’s different about these shells? How is this shell different from the others?Giant SundialMarble ConeSlit Shell© 2012 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved.