Children see Tarçın make a plan when his tunnel floods, look at the problem again when the plan fails, and try a different solution: instead of stopping the water, giving it a new way to go.
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Ages 5-6 · mediumChildren see Tarçın make a plan when his tunnel floods, look at the problem again when the plan fails, and try a different solution: instead of stopping the water, giving it a new way to go.
Try in the Kids Studio →In the morning, Dede stood by the garden shed patting his pockets. "My key's gone!" he said. "If I can't open the shed, I can't plant my seedlings."
Tarçın's eyes weren't very good, but his nose and fingers noticed everything. "Dede, where did we go yesterday? Let's remember it backwards."
Let’s talk as a family: “Where did Tarçın look first, and where next, to find the key? 2) What do you do when you lose something?”
Children see Tarçın make a plan when his tunnel floods, look at the problem again when the plan fails, and try a different solution: instead of stopping the water, giving it a new way to go.
In the colouring pages, children colour Tarçın building the stone wall and the channel that leads to the barrel, and compare the two solutions. In seek-and-find, they search the rainy garden and the evening garden.
1) Why didn't the stone wall work? What did Tarçın try next? 2) What do you do when one of your plans doesn't work? Together: Put some soil or sand on a tray. Slowly pour a cup of water in from one corner and watch where it goes. Then make a little channel with your finger and try to lead the water into another container.
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