Introducing Preschoolers to Science: What Works and What Doesn't

Published3 Sep 2019
Reviewed3 Sep 2019
Source Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC)

Hear educators discuss ideas for introducing science to preschoolers and the benefits this has on their learning and growth in this webinar recording.

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