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1st Grade Science Fusion: Physical Science 4 of 4

This class is for First Grade Science students. Students will learn about animals, plants, weather, matter, energy, and more! This class is appropriate for (CEFR: A1, A2). 🌟Charter Funds Eligible🌟Full Curriculum (Semester Part 4 of 4)
Stephanie Jill Boyd - The Joyful Teacher
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12 live meetings
5 in-class hours

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US Grade 1
Beginner Level
First grade Science is very interesting and fun for students! This semester class will include a mixture of S.T.E.M., Life Science, Earth Science, and Physical Science. We will even learn about people and careers in Science! This class will provide hands-on activities, such as drawing, painting, and other projects. 

There is an optional write-in student edition book of Science Fusion, that you may purchase for your child. I have acquired permission from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt to use Science Fusion, Grade 1, for use in my online Outschool class. The ISBN # is 978-0-544-77837-5. The book is a great price on Amazon! We will cover all of the pages in the book, except the Inquiry Flipchart pages. https://www.amazon.com/ScienceFusion-Student-Interactive-Worktext-Grade/dp/0544778375

Learn more about this course here      https://youtu.be/1K2bucNP90A

There are four parts to this semester class. Each part lasts four weeks each. 
Part 1: 1st Grade Science Fusion: Semester Class - The Nature of Science & S.T.E.M. (Units 1, 2, & 3)
Part 2: 1st Grade Science Fusion: Semester Class - Life Science (Units 3 continued, 4, & 5)
Part 3: 1st Grade Science Fusion: Semester Class - Earth Science (Units 6, 7, & 8)
Part 4: 1st Grade Science Fusion: Semester Class - Physical Science (Units 9 & 10)



Part 4: 1st Grade Science Fusion: Semester Class - Physical Science (Units 9 & 10)

Week 1:
Class 1 - Unit 9: All About Matter
- Properties of Matter
- *Activity - Put objects in order from lightest to heaviest on page 330. Draw something hot and something cold on page 331. 
- Read pages 332-333. The teacher made two videos to share: How many coins will sink your boat? STEM Experiment & Sink or Float STEM Experiment with Balls
- Homework - Students are encouraged to try the STEM projects. Links will be sent to the parents. 

Class 2 - Solids, Liquids, and Gases
- Show and Tell - Students will share their items that will float or sink.
- Ask a Polymer Scientist
- *Activity - Put the objects in order by mass, from lightest to heaviest on page 341. We will be comparing these objects - large book, marker, watercolor paint set
- Complete the questions and chart on pages 343-346. *blowing bubbles
- Homework - Color the word play on page 347.
- Watch video: Do Different Colors Absorb Heat Better? (1:41)

Class 3 - Review

Week 2:
Class 1 - How Can Matter Change?
- Learn about how foods and liquids can mix and separate.
- *Activity - Make origami by folding (changing matter). Use the book: I Can Change Matter, by: Francis Spencer (&quiz)
- Watch video: Salt and sugar are soluble in water, but sand is not (1:25)
- *Activity - Complete the word play and match the clues on pages 359-360.
- Teacher will screen-share and discuss book with class from EPIC (&quiz): What is Technology?, by: Cynthia O'Brien
- Homework - Draw a picture of one piece of technology that you use at home on page 364 and complete the Unit 9 Review (pages 365-368).

Class 2 - Unit 10: Forces and Energy
- Show and Tell: any transportation toy - train, car, rollercoaster, bicycle
- Learn about the motion of carnival rides. Screen-share from EPIC: Amusement Park Rides: Carousels, by: Grace Hansen, pages 14-21.
- Learn how to read and gather information from a graph on page 373.
- Show the Slinky Dog Dash video clip. Pretend to virtually ride the rollercoaster together as a class, taking note of speeds going up versus coming down.
- *Activity - Draw examples of motion on page 376. Apply the concepts, by completing the word web on page 378.
- Homework - Complete the word play maze on page 377.

Class 3 - Review

Week 3:
Class 1 - Push and Pull
- *Activity - Draw yourself pushing and pulling something on pages 380-381.
- Learn position words.
- What makes a roller coaster move?
- Homework - Complete the word play and chart on pages 389-390.

Class 2 - Learn about Isaac Newton
- EPIC: Watch Sir Isaac Newton (2:10)
- The Three Laws of Motion
- How can we change motion?
- *Activity - Record your data about pushing and pulling on page 394.

Class 3 - Review

Week 4:
Class 1 - Sounds All Around (pages 395-406)
- Listening to Sounds and Pitches
- Learn about the Corythosaurus - trumpet sound https://www.dkfindout.com/us/dinosaurs-and-prehistoric-life/dinosaurs/corythosaurus/
- Teacher will screen-share these books from EPIC: 
Investigating Sound, by: Sally M. Walker, page 6 rubber band, 12-13 slinky, 24-25 rubber band, 26 blow bottle
Science Starters: Sound, by: Carolyn Bernhardt, page 11 inside ear, page 15 pitches -draw
How Does Sound Change?, by: Robin Johnson, page 6 vibrations rubber bands, 15 space, 18 echoes
- *Activity - Complete the word play on page 403. Complete the sounds chart on page 404. Show the students the examples on https://www.dkfindout.com/us/science/sound/pitch/

Class 2 - The First Flight and Unit 10 Review (pages 407-412)
- Learn about the Wright brothers that flew the first airplane.
- Learn about the parts of a plane.
- Watch and make a paper airplane. EPIC: d'Art of Science: How to Make Paper Planes (5:06) We will only watch excerpts. 

Class 3 - Technology and Coding (pages 413-420)
- What computers Can Do
- *Activity - Draw an example of a computer on page 415.
- Learn how to use electronics safely.

Other Details

Supply List
paper, pencil, Science Fusion student write-in book (workbook), water color paints, markers, colored pencils, aluminum foil, blowing bubbles, scissors, 5 straws, 5 rubber bands
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I have acquired permission from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt to use Science Fusion, Grade 1, for use in my online Outschool class. The ISBN # is 978-0-544-77837-5. https://www.amazon.com/ScienceFusion-Student-Interactive-Worktext-Grade/dp/0544778375 From SCIENCE FUSION, Grade 1. Copyright © by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved. Used by permission of the publisher. Any further duplication is strictly prohibited unless written permission is obtained from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. The teacher made two STEM videos. The links will be shared with the families in week 1, and the students may work on these projects at home. 1. How many coins will sink your boat? STEM Experiment 2. Sink or Float STEM Experiment with Balls Teacher will screen-share from EPIC: I Can Change Matter, by: Francis Spencer (& quiz) What is Technology?, by: Cynthia O'Brien (& quiz) Amusement Park Rides: Carousels, by: Grace Hansen, pages 14-21. Investigating Sound, by: Sally M. Walker, page 6 rubber band, 12-13 slinky, 24-25 rubber band, 26 blow bottle Science Starters: Sound, by: Carolyn Bernhardt, page 11 inside ear, page 15 pitches -draw How Does Sound Change?, by: Robin Johnson, page 6 vibrations rubber bands, 15 space, 18 echoes Watch Sir Isaac Newton (2:10) d'Art of Science: How to Make Paper Planes (5:06) We will only watch excerpts. Salt and sugar are soluble in water but sand is Not | Solutions | Chemistry (1:25) https://youtu.be/iGiL9Nm5DiI Do Different Colors Absorb Heat Better? (1:41) https://youtu.be/61JT9SYBk4A Toy Story Roller Coaster - Slinky Dog Dash - Disney World Resort (0:25-2:38) https://youtu.be/HZPM6WzzR8I Pitch https://www.dkfindout.com/us/science/sound/pitch/
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Georgia Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Master's Degree from Luther Rice College and Seminary
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Toccoa Falls College
I have a Bachelors in Science degree in Early Childhood Education (K-5). 

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weekly or $108 for 12 classes
3x per week, 4 weeks
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Ages: 5-9
3-9 learners per class

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