What's Missing?

The video tutorial guides students through a STEAM-based nature exploration activity. It emphasizes the importance of asking questions to identify missing information and solve problems. Students are encouraged to observe their surroundings, create sketches, and discuss unexpected situations encountered during a nature hike. The activity involves using various materials and organizing questions to deepen understanding of STEAM concepts. By connecting their experiences, students learn how science, technology, engineering, art, and math can help them navigate unexpected situations in nature.

Why is it important to ask 'what's missing' when observing nature?

• To avoid asking too many questions

• To make the activity more fun

• To ignore unnecessary details

• To gather more information and solve problems

Which of the following is NOT a material needed for the nature exploration activity?

• Flashlight

• Construction paper

• Poster markers

• Crayons

How did the unexpected rain affect the nature hike?

• It had no effect on the hike

• It affected the flashlight and clothing

• It made the hike shorter

• It made the hill less slippery

What is the purpose of presenting memory sketches during the activity?

• To organize and discuss the group's questions

• To avoid asking questions

• To show off artistic skills

• To compete with other groups

How do STEAM concepts help in understanding real-world problems during the nature hike?

• They make the hike more challenging

• They provide a framework to analyze and solve unexpected situations

• They are only useful for academic purposes

• They complicate the learning process