For something fun and hands on, we made foam slime. The students witnessed the chemical reaction in front of their eyes and hands. They also learned that proportions make a difference. Too much shave cream, color or manipulation and the outcome is less than ideal. Colored hands, stiff goo, and lack of cohesion followed.
Our classroom will be focusing on STREAMS (Science, Technology, Religion, Engineering, Art, Math, Service) with an emphasis on project based learning. Follow our progress in our Outdoor Classroom, Makerspace and Service projects. It's going to be AMAZING!
Friday, November 18, 2016
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Gametophytes and capsules - Vortex cannons in nature
We are exploring plant classification in science right now and we are finding amazing things in our outdoor learning lab area.
Gametophytes and capsules - Vortex cannons in nature
We are exploring plant classification in science right now and we are finding amazing things in our outdoor learning lab area.
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Cutting ice blocks with wire without breaking it....could you?
Passing a wire through a block of ice without breaking the ice? Sure enough! Mr. Harvey rigged up quite the display that not only showed the wire passing through the ice without the block being cut in half, but he also demonstrated how the pile of salt on the block would slowly melt the ice through. Amazing!
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