The Great Big Science Read 2010
Event date: Monday 9 August 2010 - 05:30pm to 06:30pm
Program: The Great Big Science Read.
Program: The Great Big Science Read.
Workshop for Primary Teachers
Kim Michelle Toft is a marine artist, author, illustrator and publisher of environmental children’s books depicting vibrant underwater worlds hand-painted on silk. This session explored how primary teachers can best use these books for increasing literacy and science skills for students.
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Kim Michelle Toft presents the workshop
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