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The Getting Excited About Science workshops are designed for hands-on approach to learning. The students will be broken up into teams where the following skills will be used: Observing Team work - working well with others Following Directions/Reading Discovering what a Variable is in a Controlled Experiment Relating Cause and Effect or Classifications Inferring - Predicting results Recording results
At the beginning of each session will have a short 5 min. talk and introduction. Each team will be assigned to a hands-on station. After about 4 min. I will say 1 min. warning, “Let’s wrap it up“. Then I will say “Switch” and all teams will switch to the next station in line. At the end of the session we will have a 5 min. wrap up. The stations will be set up along the walls of a large room in a big open space in the middle. When the teams switch each team will go to the next station in a clock wise fashion. Each PTA helper or teacher will be asked to supervise 1 - 2 stations. The stations will have directions and posters. Each team will be given a “RECORDING RESULTS FORM”. Each team should come prepared with one pencil or pen. The stations will be changed through out the day to best match the grade level of students participating.
Science Workshop Stations The stations are changed through out the day based on a couple of criteria. 1. Grade levels of students 2. Number of PTA - PTO - Teacher - Adult helpers 3. Special Requests 4. Room set-up
The following is a general list of stations for grades levels. Instructions will be provided at each station. Grades K-1 Color Mixing - Spinning Color Wheel Light & Optics Penny Drop Roto Copters Symmetry Drawing Static Electricity Racing Cans & Wheels Iron Filings & Magnets Mineral and Fossil Sorting Clay boats Grades 2-3 Electric Circuits Electromagnets Make a Compass Light & Optics Mineral & Fossil Sorting Racing Cans Static Electricity Iron Filings & Magnets Clay Boats Roto Copter Sound Vibrations Mini Rockets Grades 4-6 Potential - Kinetic Energy Track Newton’s 2nd Law of Motion - Shooting Ball Ballistics Car Stethoscopes - Heart - Pulse Points Acid - Base Test Electric Circuits Electric Motors and Generators Mineral & Fossil Sorting Clay Boats Electro Magnets Pendulums Mini Rockets |
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