Integrating Science Across the Curriculum PDF

Republic of the Philippines CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY Don Severino delas Alas Campus Indang, Cavite Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Presented by: Bersamina, Jaemee V. Cruzena, Reynalyn I. Libulo, Ann Carla Mae D. Cast...

Republic of the Philippines CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY Don Severino delas Alas Campus Indang, Cavite Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Presented by: Bersamina, Jaemee V. Cruzena, Reynalyn I. Libulo, Ann Carla Mae D. Castro, Ma. Nicole N. Franceliso, Mikylla D. Grace A. Dalaten Associate Professor I  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Lesson Objectives: At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to: Understand the importance of integrating Science to different subjects. Inculcate Science into the different areas of kindergarten subjects. Teach Science to the kindergarten students using the different subjects in the curriculum.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Quote of the Day: “Integration is the art of weaving diverse threads into a stronger fabric; together, we create a masterpiece that none could achieve alone.”  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Integration: Integrating science with different subjects can enhance learning Combining Incorporating Science and Language Art Fusing Science and Math Programs Blending Science and Social Studies Merging Science and Arts  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Science and Language Art ELA skills like reading, writing, speaking, and listening help students build background knowledge and conduct research in the science classroom. Bersamina  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Science and Language Art Both program aim to foster cognitive ability, social skills, and personal enrichment in young children. Science Language Art Observing Reading Questioning Writing Analyzing Listening  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Benefits and Importance of Language Arts and Science for Children: Communication Skills: Academic Success: - cultivate strong communication skills in - encouraging them to problem-solve and children. think critically. Lifelong Learning: Critical Thinking: - helps children develop skills such as problem- - make connections, draw inferences, and solving, communication. evaluate information.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Strategies for the Use of Science Talk Four evidence-informed language learning strategies that can be easily incorporated in early childhood settings, including Modeling descriptive words Asking why, what, when, and how (WH) and open-ended Activation of prior knowledge questions Using child-friendly definitions  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Modeling descriptive words - they support children’s ability to talk about what they observe with their senses. Activation of prior knowledge - connect the new word or concept to children’s prior knowledge to support word learning.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Asking why, what, when, and how (WH) and open-ended questions - they support children to talk about what they observe with their senses. Using child-friendly definitions - use child-friendly definitions to help children understand science words while using everyday words that children already know.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Science and Math Programs Science and Math helps build a strong foundation for lifelong learning, setting children up for success in future academic and personal endeavors. Cruzena & Libulo  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Science and Math Both program aim to foster life skills and critical thinking-skills in young children. Science Math Prediction Organization Experiments Spatial Awareness Understanding the Environment Attention to Detail  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Benefits: Build Confidence Enhances Logical Thinking - Become more comfortable with their abilities - encourages logical reasoning Develop Language Skills Promotes Mathematical Fluency - Higher-level of vocabulary - developing mathematical fluency Support Social- Emotional learning Collaboration and Communication - The value of cooperation and sharing ideas - strengthen teamwork and interpersonal skills  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Importance of Teaching Science and Math to Kindergarten Foundational Skills Development Cognitive Growth: Early exposure to math and science. Numeracy and Literacy: Basic mathematical concepts and scientific inquiry.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Importance of Teaching Science and Math to Kindergarten Curiosity and Exploration Encouraging Inquiry: encouraging them to ask questions and seek answers Hands-On Learning: activities often include play-based learning, which can effectively teach scientific concepts and mathematical reasoning.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Importance of Teaching Science and Math to Kindergarten Social and Emotional Development Collaboration: Group activities in math and science promote teamwork and communication skills.. Confidence Building: Successfully engaging with math and science can boost children's self-esteem and confidence  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Importance of Teaching Science and Math to Kindergarten Real-life Application Connecting Concepts to Life: Teaching math and science through real-life examples STEM Readiness: Early exposure to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) concepts prepares children for future learning  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Science and Social Studies Science and social studies foster children's curiosity about the world, aiding them in exploration, and acknowledging their influence on others. Castro  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Science Social Studies Exploration Citizenship Observation Community Discovery Society Science and Social Studies Both encourage the exploration , aiding children in understanding their environment, and identifying their role within the community.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Benefits: These are the benefits of Science and Social Studies Critical Thinking Social Skills - Promotes careful evaluation. - Improves interaction capabilities. Investigative skills Civic Awareness - Encourages inquiry-based learning. - Fosters community understanding. Reasoning skills Problem-solving Skills - Formulates rational conclusions. - Enhances decision-making capabilities.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Teaching Science in Social Studies to Kindergarten: Here are some examples of learning activity to incorporate Science in Social Studies to Kindergarten Field trip Field trips enhance education by providing hands- on learning experiences, allowing kids to explore new environments and engage in adventures.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Teaching Science in Social Studies to Kindergarten: Here are some examples of learning activity to incorporate Science in Social Studies to Kindergarten Journal Journaling for Kindergarten encourages young children's self-expression, improves fine motor skills, and promotes literacy development via drawing and writing, boosting communication, confidence, and storytelling skills.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Teaching Science in Social Studies to Kindergarten: Here are some examples of learning activity to incorporate Science in Social Studies to Kindergarten Act it out "Act It Out" for kindergarten encourages creativity and physical activity, allowing kids to perform stories and characters, enhancing communication, social skills, and making learning enjoyable.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Science and Art Influencing and enriching one another in ways ]that push the boundaries of human understanding and creativity. Franceliso  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Science Arts Logic Creativity Observation Imagination Empirical Evidences Aesthetic Expression Science and Art Both contribute to our intellectual and cultural development, enriching our lives and expanding our perspectives.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Skills: Creative Thinking Critical Thinking - Think outside the box - Critically evaluate Analytical Thinking Visualization - Analyzing - Visualize concepts and data Problem Solving Communication - Identify and solve problems effectively - Engage and disseminate  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Teaching Science in Arts to Kindergarten: Here are some of examples on how to incorporate Science in teaching Arts to Kindergarten Visual Arts Leaf Stamping Science in parts of the plants Art in painting This combination of science and art enhances their cognitive development helps them connect with nature through hands-on learning.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Teaching Science in Arts to Kindergarten: Here are some of examples on how to incorporate Science in teaching Arts to Kindergarten Visual Arts Color Mixing Science of Color Theory and the concept of Primary and Secondary colors Art in mixing colors Understanding of both natural world and artistic expressions.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Teaching Science in Arts to Kindergarten: Here are some of examples on how to incorporate Science in teaching Arts to Kindergarten Musical Arts Animal sounds Science in pitch frequency and vibrations Art in making sounds Students learn about the science behind animal sounds as well as creativity in expressing sounds.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Teaching Science in Arts to Kindergarten: Here are some of examples on how to incorporate Science in teaching Arts to Kindergarten Musical Arts Loudness and Softness Science in volume Art in making music Demonstrate how sound changes with each different forces applied to an instrument.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Teaching Science in Arts to Kindergarten: Here are some of examples on how to incorporate Science in teaching Arts to Kindergarten Dramatic Arts Acting 5 senses Science in concept in 5 senses Art in exploring senses through actions Encouraging children to use their bodies and imaginations to convey sensory experiences.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Teaching Science in Arts to Kindergarten: Here are some of examples on how to incorporate Science in teaching Arts to Kindergarten Dramatic Arts Life Cycle of a butterfly Science in stages and progression Art in role playing Physical and visual understanding of metamorphosis while allowing them to engage in creative expression.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Benefits: Here Are some Key benefits: Encourages Creativity and Curiosity Makes Learning Fun and Engaging Enhances Sensory and Motor Skills Supports Emotional and Social Development Problem Solving skills Introduces Basic Scientific Concepts in a Fun Way  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Conclusion: Integrating science into different subjects enhances learning by fostering critical thinking, encouraging interdisciplinary connections, and promoting real-world applications. 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Nicole Cruzena, Reynalyn Franceliso, Mikylla Libulo, Ann Carla [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 0951-150-8700 0956-987-2587 0909-656-0391 0975-455-3522 955-007-4216  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 1.In Teacher J.’s science class, he instructed the class to draw a flower and then label each of its parts. He taught science through integrating ___. A. Social Studies B. Language Art C. Art D. Math Programs  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 2. Which of the following is an example of Science and Art integrated activity? A. The students of Teacher Z did a short storytelling about the life cycle of the butterfly. B. Teacher R did a “mini field trip” activity to expose students in new environments. C. Francine counted the total number of the two spiders’ legs. D. None of the above.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 3. The practice of combining multiple subject areas to create a more cohesive and interconnected learning experience A. Subject Combining B. Subject Integration C. Subject Blending D. Mix n’ Match  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 4. Teacher Tanya grouped her students into 5 and she gave them time to collaborate and share their knowledge. They need to write a reaction paper about the experiment that they will perform. Teacher Tanya uses integration of? A. Science and Arts B. Science and Language Art C. Science and Math D. Science and Social Studies  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 5. When Teacher Tanya discusses a lesson with her kindergarten students she’s allowing her students to do hands-on activities to help them retain the knowledge and they can use it in the near future. What is the importance of hands-on learning in young children? A. It can provide lifelong learning. B. The students needs some enjoyment C. The students want to experience new activities. D. Teacher Tanya wanted her students to do the activities without her help  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 6. Teacher Tanya integrates science and language art when she’s teaching her students. What is the benefit of this teaching style on the students? A. When doing some experiments the students can enjoy gathering and analyzing their data while writing their findings in their notebooks. B. The students love to do science activities. C. Teacher Tanya wants the students to choose science as her students favorite subject. D. None of the above.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 7. Teacher Isabel asks students to observe and describe the weather every day for a week. Which skill does this activity primarily develop? A. Civic awareness B. Observation and investigative skills C. Problem-solving skills D. Social interaction  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 8. During a lesson, learners are encouraged to discuss how people in their community help each other. Which benefit of integrating science and social studies does this highlight? A. Social skills and civic awareness B. Reasoning skills C. Critical thinking D. Problem-solving skills  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 9. Why are field trips considered an effective method for integrating science into social studies for young learners? A. They make learning fun without requiring any follow-up activities. B. They allow children to memorize information in a new environment. C. They provide hands-on experiences that encourage exploration and engagement. D. They simplify complex subjects through videos and pictures.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 10. Mother Tina's children, Ina and Iza, are taught basic mathematical concepts and scientific inquiry because these are important to learn when they first enter school. A. Curiosity and Exploration B. Social and Emotional Development C. Foundational Skills Development D. Real-life Application  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 11. Teacher Tine teaches science and math, and when it comes to lessons and activities, she lets her students ask questions and answers them well. A. Curiosity and Exploration B. Real-life Application C. Social and Emotional Development D. Foundational Skills Development  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 12. Teacher Ann formed five groups of her students for her lesson, and this is where she saw the teamwork and cooperation of her students and also the confidence. A. Real-life Application B. Social and Emotional Development C. Foundational Skills Development D. Curiosity and Exploration  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 13. Ms. Emily gives her students a set of number cards and asks them to match the cards with the correct number of objects, such as counting five blocks and matching it to the number 5. How does this activity help promote mathematical fluency in young children? A. It helps students memorize the alphabet. B. It teaches students how to color pictures. C. It allows students to practice recognizing numbers and counting, which builds their mathematical fluency D. It shows students how to draw shapes  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 14. Sara is a student who enjoys learning about science and math. Her teachers have noticed that she grasps concepts quickly and is able to apply them in different subjects. Which of the following outcomes is most likely to result from Emily's strong foundation in science and math? A. She will struggle in future academic and personal challenges. B. She will have an easier time solving complex problems and making decisions in various areas of life. C. She will only succeed in science and math-related subjects. D. She will find it difficult to understand other subjects like history and literature.  Integrating Science Across the Curriculum Test Items: Choose and write the capitalized letter of the best answer on your paper. 15. In a kindergarten class, the children are learning about plants. After planting seeds in small pots, one child asks, "Why do the seeds need water to grow?" The teacher encourages the class to observe by watering their plants every day. How does this activity encourage curiosity in young children? A. It helps students memorize plant facts. B. It shows children how to organize their desks C. It teaches children how to draw plants. D. It encourages children to ask questions and explore the reasons behind the changes in plants. Thank You! GROUP 5