Let me introduce you to Dr. Bino, a famous explorer who loves adventures and seeing the world in his own special way. Dr. Bino is always up for fun, whether he’s climbing trees, flying to outer space, or diving deep into the ocean. He makes learning exciting and enjoyable!
Dr. Bino likes to say he’s “old but quirky,” which means he’s full of fun and surprises. He isn’t just a teacher; he’s also a friend who loves to share what he knows. His motto is “zoom in, zooming out,” which means he likes to look closely at things and then see the big picture.
If you’re curious about the world, Dr. Bino is the perfect person to help you find answers. He loves when kids ask questions and is always ready to explain things, whether they’re simple or a bit strange. Dr. Bino wants to make learning something everyone can enjoy.
Dr. Bino’s love for adventure and his friendly nature make him a favorite for anyone who wants to learn more about the world. He inspires curiosity and invites everyone to join him on his exciting journey of discovery. So, if you have questions or just want to have fun, Dr. Bino is ready to explore with you!
Zoom In, Zoom Out Exploration: Just like Dr. Bino, let’s practice “zooming in” and “zooming out” in our own way. Choose an object from your home or classroom, like a leaf or a toy. First, “zoom in” by looking at it very closely. What details do you notice? Can you see any patterns or colors that you didn’t see before? Now, “zoom out” by stepping back and looking at the object from a distance. How does it look different? Draw a picture of what you see when you zoom in and another picture of what you see when you zoom out. Share your drawings with a friend and talk about what you discovered!
Adventure Story Time: Imagine you are going on an adventure with Dr. Bino. Where would you go? Would you climb a mountain, explore a jungle, or dive into the ocean? Write a short story about your adventure. Include what you would see, hear, and feel. What questions would you ask Dr. Bino during your journey? Share your story with the class and see if others have similar adventures or different ones!
Curiosity Jar: Create a “Curiosity Jar” at home or in the classroom. Every time you have a question about something you see or hear, write it down on a piece of paper and put it in the jar. At the end of the week, pick a few questions from the jar and try to find the answers with the help of a parent, teacher, or friend. Just like Dr. Bino, you’ll be exploring and learning new things all the time!
