1. One scientific method for solving problems is as follows: 1) select an area for research, 2) define the problem, 3) gather data, 4) organize and test data, 5) formulate a hypothesis, 6) test the hypothesis, and 7) accept or reject the hypothesis. Although this specific method may not have been the model the teacher had in mind, this process seems applicable to the way the children discover the solution in the book. Show how the villagers use each step in this process to bring storks to Shora.
2. Consult some nonfiction books about storks. How would an ornithologist—a scientist who studies birds—view the events in.....
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