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In this activity, students observe an environment using casual and detailed observation, then discuss the importance of looking closely. This abbreviated version includes stepping outside to closely observe one area.
Observations
Observations
Looking and seeing can be entirely different, depending on the reason for looking. We often miss details in our surroundings. In order to improve observation skills.
learn to be a careful observer
be aware of your surroundings
recognize any part of the environment is part of the larger whole
Visit the Learning to Look, Looking to See Jamboard.
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Take it Outside
Take it Outside
Go outside and pick a spot to make observations. Take a notebook and pencil. Remain in your spot for five minutes and record what you see, hear, smell, and feel as you observe your area.
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