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1G: Inside a Seed
Today the first graders conducted their first experiment of the year. After reading a non-fictional book about plants, students replicated one of the experiments from the book. This experiment had the students look at what is inside of a seed. … Continue reading
5G: Solar Boat Videos are HERE!
As the trimester starts coming to an end, the 5th graders are hard at work putting final touches on their solar boats for the HELCO 5th Annual Solar Boat Regatta being held this Saturday, May 12 from 8 am till … Continue reading
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Tagged experiments, exploration, inquiry, solar boats, technology constellation
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2G: Fun with Magnets
“Look Mrs. Chang! I can make the paper clip move without touching it!” “Magnets are cool!” “I love this class! This is so much fun!” These are some of the comments I’ve been hearing from my second graders as they … Continue reading
3G: Light Energy
Let there be LIGHT! The third graders have finally jumped into action with experiments for the third trimester. Students are learning how light moves and what happens to light when it hits different medians, like glass, water, or mirrors. They … Continue reading
DeepSea Challenge -WOW
“In March 2012, National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence James Cameron will tackle his biggest challenge ever—a solo journey to Challenger Deep, the deepest known point in the ocean. Challenger Deep is 10.99 kilometers (6.83 miles) deep and is found at the southern … Continue reading
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Tagged deepsea challenger, exploration, James Cameron, ocean, scientists
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Go to Mars?
What do you think, should our next adventure in space exploration be going to Mars? Check out this cool video created by Symphony of Science about going to Mars and settling there. What do you think? Would you want to … Continue reading
