Lower Elementary Hands-on Research
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Jennine Friess
Lower and Upper Elementary students are building confidence as researchers, writers, creators, and presenters. Through independent and small-group research projects, students learn how to ask meaningful questions, gather information, organize their ideas, and turn their learning into creative projects that demonstrate their understanding.
By presenting their findings to classmates, students practice public speaking, learn from one another, and celebrate the joy of sharing knowledge with their peers.
- Lower Elementary