Which of the following sets of science materials is most appropriate in an early childhood classroom?only technical science equipmentmagnifying glass, rocks, and magnets bunsen burners, beakers, and chemicalsonly real-world objects

Which materials can be used in their basic form or developed in a variety of ways (e.g., Legos®)? a. open-ended b. anti-bias c. inclusive d. non-stereotypical

learning materials that you require. For each, give a reason why they are important.

Question 2 Select five (5) correct age appropriate for babies’ outdoor experiences. Question 2Answer a. Sturdy picture books and other indoor resources, preferably made from natural materials or safe repurposed items.ress-ups for dramatic play b. Natural objects, such as leaves, feathers, flowers, herbs, grass, smooth river stones (must be larger than a D-size battery). c. Writing utensils for the baby to write their name such as sand, playdough, paint etc. d. Different surfaces to crawl on, such as grass, wood, pavers, rubber, straw matting. e. A variety of objects that are soft and hard, heavy, and light, rough, and smooth, wet, and dry, cool and warm, things that make sounds or blow in the breeze or when shaken or kicked. f. Sand play for experiencing wet and dry sand on their hands and feet. g. Obstacle courses where babies can climb up and slide down. h. Dress-ups for dramatic play i. Scissors for cutting and paper for drawing outside.

A scientist is going to perform an experiment to see how a new antibiotic affects a strain of bacteria. Which of the following pieces of equipment would be most helpful to the scientist during the experiment? A. a microscope B. a Bunsen burner C. a beaker D. a spring scale

When students join an Engineering M _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ course, they will learn about the properties and usage of metals, wood, ceramic and plastics