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Odd One Out was inspired by the thought-provoking Maths website Which One Doesn’t Belong (WODB). Managed by arbay38.bsky.social Our aim is to spark curiosity, create wonderings about the natural world, & develop oral language skills. Visit ooo.education
Four seasons depicted in an Odd One Out.
Seasons: Which is the #OddOneOut
Autumn ✅
Winter ✅
Spring ✅
Summer ⁉️
Did you know there is only one native winter deciduous tree in Australia?
The fagus, in the Tasmanian highlands, is the last living Aussie species of a group that once covered ancient continent of Gondwana.
ooo.education
I love this. It’s a wonderful way to help kids stretch their powers of attention.
#learningdispositions
Four mini-beast Odd One Out examples from top left clockwise featuring a tarantula spider, sugar ant, blue-banded bee, hercules moth caterpillar.
Which minibeast is the #OddOneOut? Can you think of a reason for each?
You might consider where they live, what they eat, or how they travel.
See more nature-inspired provocations at ooo.education
#edusky #TeacherBluesky #AustralianEducators
Clockwise from top left: a red back spider; a snail; a centipede; and ladybird.
Who doesn’t belong in the mini-beast club? #OddOneOut
Did you know 97% of animals are invertebrates? 🤯
- Arthropods (insects, spiders, crustaceans)
- Molluscs (snails, slugs, octopuses)
- Annelids (worms)
- Cnidarians (jellyfish,corals)
- Echinoderms (sea stars, sea urchins)
www.ooo.education
A chameleon, owl, scallop and bat clockwise from top left.
How do these creatures 'see'? Which is the #OddOneOut?
Did you know scallops & clams have around 200 eyes which closely resemble the telescopes on the JWST? 🤯
Explore more nature inspired provocations at ooo.education
Four Odd One Out provocations. Clockwise from top left: Leathery soft-shell snake eggs, Amazing corkscrew Port Jackson shark eggs, floating mosquito raft eggs, eggs of the Banded Stilt?
Which of these Amazing Eggs in Nature is the #OddOneOut?
Clockwise from top left:
Leathery soft-shell snake eggs?
Amazing corkscrew Port Jackson shark eggs?
The floating mosquito raft eggs?
Or the unique eggs of the Banded Stilt?
ooo.education
#EduBluesky #PlayfulPedagogy #SparkingWonder
Four Andy Goldsworth artworks using natural materials.
Which is the #OddOneOut?
What do you notice? What do you wonder? What does it remind you of?
Andy Goldsworthy is a British artist famous for artworks involving natural materials. A sculptor and photographer, Goldsworthy crafts his installations out of rocks, ice, leaves, or branches.
#EduSky
Recomiendo seguir la cuenta @oooeducation.bsky.social . Unas propuestas muy interesantes para el inicio de una secuencia didáctica y para la evaluación inicial
#followfriday
Why does Australia have so many pink lakes? | Weird Australia | ABC Science
www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6VS...
Four photographs of lakes featuring different colours.
Which of these colourful lakes is the #OddOneOut? Why?
What causes lakes to change colour?
What do you notice? What do you wonder? What does it reimind you of?
Find out at www.ooo.education/lakes
So I moved #OddOneOut across from the Old Place. I asked Mr 8 what his fave OOO is and he said Natural Disasters bc of this volcanic eruption simulation.
Sorry, Auckland.
youtu.be/7RfPsoiyJfs
Big thank you (merci) to Pascale Duchesne and her students from École du Bon-Pasteur in Quecec City for taking the time to create their very own OOO.
What do you notice? What do you wonder about the environment around École du Bon-Pasteur?
Which one is the #OddOneOut
Four Odd One Out provocations. Clockwise from top left: Leathery soft-shell snake eggs, Amazing corkscrew Port Jackson shark eggs, floating mosquito raft eggs, eggs of the Banded Stilt?
Which of these Amazing Eggs in Nature is the #OddOneOut?
Clockwise from top left:
Leathery soft-shell snake eggs?
Amazing corkscrew Port Jackson shark eggs?
The floating mosquito raft eggs?
Or the unique eggs of the Banded Stilt?
ooo.education
#EduBluesky #PlayfulPedagogy #SparkingWonder
Four mini-beast Odd One Out examples from top left clockwise featuring a tarantula spider, sugar ant, blue-banded bee, hercules moth caterpillar.
Which is the #OddOneOut?
Ever wonder why there are so many hexagons in nature?
What do you notice? What do you wonder? What does it remind you of?
ooo.education
#edusky #NatureSchool #CuriousKids
Four mini-beast Odd One Out examples from top left clockwise featuring a tarantula spider, sugar ant, blue-banded bee, hercules moth caterpillar.
Which minibeast is the #OddOneOut? Can you think of a reason for each?
You might consider where they live, what they eat, or how they travel.
See more nature-inspired provocations at ooo.education
#edusky #TeacherBluesky #AustralianEducators
A cool resource to help learners stretch their Attention and Imagination muscles.
#learningdispostions #edusky #eduplay #playbasedlearning
Which is the #OddOneOut?
Which natural disaster is most dangerous?
Which has the biggest impact?
Do some natural disasters ever have positive benefits?
ooo.education
#edusky #EcoCurious #CuriosityDriven
Four Andy Goldsworth artworks using natural materials.
Which is the #OddOneOut?
What do you notice? What do you wonder? What does it remind you of?
Andy Goldsworthy is a British artist famous for artworks involving natural materials. A sculptor and photographer, Goldsworthy crafts his installations out of rocks, ice, leaves, or branches.
#EduSky
An Odd One Out image featuring four different examples of tree rings.
Which is the #OddOneOut?
Did you know: The light-colored rings represent wood that grew in the spring/early summer, while the dark rings represent wood that grew in the late summer/autumn. One light ring plus one dark ring equals one year of the tree’s life.
#EduSky #Nature #EcoCurious
