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This project ended in 1996.


KIDPROJ

IDENTIFY THE NUT


The Moderator agrees with teachers at each site the nut/s which their children are to investigate.

Students give one another evidence/clues to help the making of hypotheses about the nuts being studied.

The collection of evidence will involve the science process skills of:

  1. Observation: sensory
  2. Observation: measurement
  3. Periodic predictions based on accumulating evidence
  4. Knowledge: Location, country of origin
  5. Knowledge: Those animals which eat the nut
  6. Investigation: calorific value of an agreed sample amount
  7. Social factors: foods in which the nut is included (recipes)

Sites will collect evidence for all the nuts being studied and complete the project by sharing a table showing that they have predicted which of their number provided the information for each sample.

Proposed timetable:

Recipes for the use of the nuts as food will be shared in an end of project party.

Project will by led by a teacher at The Richmond Math Science Centre in Richmond Virginia.

Project Co-ordinator: Dr. Mano Talaiver


The Kidproj Identify The Nut Project is Moderated by Dr. Mano Talaiver mtalaive@pen.k12.va.us

KIDPROJ Information Contact: Patti Weeg pweeg@shore.intercom.net

KIDPROJ WWW Contact: Grant Dougall dougallg@indigo.quadrant.net


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Identify The Nut Page Created April 21, 1996