Problem
Share an example of an activity or hobby YOU enjoy (i.e., hockey, soccer, gaming, gardening) that involves autonomy and physical knowledge. Consider what physics outcomes a child could learn from these activities that you might not immediately think of as 'science.' You're starting with your own lived experience and interests in order to get an idea of how to go about using a personal interest as a starting point for inquiry. Answer in 200-300 words
Share a meaningful experience with a creature (could be an animal you encountered in the wild), a plant, or a natural environment -- either from childhood (or more recently) -- that sparked your curiosity or care for a living thing. You could also talk about a favourite house plant, garden, or park that inspires fascination and wonder in the natural world. Answer in 200-300 words