Dear Ms.Rowaa,
This analysis thoughtfully breaks down the inquiry-based lesson, clearly aligning each activity with the respective phases of the inquiry cycle. It highlights how the lesson engages students through multiple modes of learning—literacy, observation, physical movement, artistic expression, and collaboration—which supports diverse lea…Read More

Analysing the lesson plan “Animal Actions” using inquiry cycle:
Step 1: Discuss and review words that come to mind when describing a lion/elephant. Chart these words according to parts of speech.
• I Wonder
• Students start by wondering about lions and elephants, sharing initial thoughts and questions. This sparks curiosity as they think about h…Read More

Dear Ms. Bothina,
I truly appreciated your insightful analysis and the way you clearly aligned each classroom step with the phases of the inquiry-based learning cycle.
Big Idea:
clearly explains how chemical reactions are responsible for the visual and sound effects in fireworks. It effectively connects science and art, helping students…Read More

Analysing an inquiry-based lesson
From Lesson: Patterns in the Universe (CONTENT Standard: 1-ESS1-1

1- Students begin by reading the book Papa, Please Get the Moon for Me with a specific task: during the reading, observe the different ways the moon appears. This connects to the Engage phase of the inquiry cycle.

2- The teacher explains that…Read More