Ep 114 - What should logic stage science look like?

EPISODE · May 23, 2022 · 15 MIN

Ep 114 - What should logic stage science look like?

from Tips for Homeschool Science Podcast from Elemental Science · host Paige Hudson: Author and Homeschooling Mom

Want to talk shop? Send me a text.Welcome to episode 4 in season 9 of the Tips for Homeschool Science podcast! In this episode, we'll be discussing logic stage science - your goals, the tools, and how to put it all together.Key TakeawaysThe goals of logic stage science are to capitalize on the student's need to know why and continue to feed them with scientific information. Science fair projects are a great tool for our kids to see the scientific method from start to finish and our logic students really benefit from that experience because it's helping them to think critically and to organize the information. Look at all the tools, all 7 of them, as options you as a classical educator can use.Episode's Topics00:00 – Intro 00:50 – What is a logic stage student? 03:15 – Your goals for logic stage science 03:59 – The main tools for logic stage science07:54 – A case for the science fair project 09:17 – The optional tools for logic stage science12:31 – A model week of logic stage science13:45 – Wrapping it up 15:00 – How Elemental Science can helpEpisode LinksFull Transcript - What should logic stage science look like? {Season 9, Episode 114}Writing in Science - Elementary Years and Middle SchoolThe Complete Writer: Writing with Ease by Susan Wise BauerThe Science Fair ProjectGot questions? Email [email protected] or connect with us on the web:Instagram - @elementalscienceWebsite - https://elementalscience.com/Read this far? THANK YOU! Please help us get the word out by REVIEWING this podcast, by SUBSCRIBING to this podcast, and by SHARING this podcast with your homeschooling friends. We would REALLY appreciate it!

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