Science & Nature
4th Grade General and Integrated Science Class (ages 8-10)-Semester 2
In this second semester-long course, students (ages 8-10) will study Life, Earth, and Physical science together in a course that includes homework, experiments, and fun activities (this is the second semester of this class).
Mysti Chisholm, RPSGT, MBA-HM
735 total reviews for this teacher
2 reviews for this class
Completed by 7 learners
8-10
year old learners
3rd-5th
US Grade Level
2-10
learners per class
$210
Charged upfront
$14 per class
Meets 1x per week
Over 15 weeks
40 minutes per class
Available times
Pacific
Description
Class Experience
In the Semester 2 of this General/Integrated science class (there is a semester 1 as well but does not have to be taken first), learners will be studying organ systems, living things, earth processes, our solar system, and physical science. This 15-week class, which covers one semester, will meet once a week and students will also be expected to complete homework/labs at home. This is appropriate for 4th grade students or those who are 8-10 years of age. Get ready for fun activities and...
Students will be able to explore through lecture, experiments, demonstrations, homework, and discussion the three fields of General Science....Life science, Earth science, and Physical science.
I was a middle school science teacher for 10 years. I have also homeschooled my daughter for 8 years. As a public school teacher, I taught Earth Science, Chemistry, Physical Science, Zoology, Biology, and more to hundreds of students. Science is a passion of mine and I find performing experiments both fascinating and illuminating when learning new scientific facts! In this class, students will have ample opportunity to perform their own experiments to reiterate the information they learn in class. I have my Bachelor's degree in Biology/Pre-Med and a Master's in Healthcare Administration.
Homework is assigned each week at the end of class. Homework will be posted in the classroom. Homework may be a worksheet or experiment. Please allow 1-2 hours for homework each week.
Flexible tape measure (like one used in sewing) 2 balloons Plastic soda bottle (or water bottle) Scissors Sand Limestone/sandstone/shale Eye dropper Mineral oil Metal cans (like soda cans or tinned cans) 2 thermometers 40 watt lightbulb 60 watt lightbulb lamp aluminum foil wire paper clip pencil lead graph paper meterstick tennis ball
A letter grade will be given for each homework assignment turned in. Grades and homework are not mandatory but will be given upon request or when work is turned in. The parent will receive a teacher feedback report on the student's progress at the end of the course.
40 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 1 - 2 hours per week outside of class.
All experiments utilize household materials. Some experiments may be messy. Some also may require the use of scissors to cut something. Your learner must be mature enough in your estimation to use scissors or have an adult available to help. Please read homework beforehand to determine if experiments need to be performed outside to save the house from a mess :-)
Teacher
Mysti Chisholm, RPSGT, MBA-HMScience Instructor and Sleep Medical Professional
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Lives in the
United States735 total reviews
748 completed classes
About Me
Hello students and parents! I am a former Science teacher who now runs a hospital-based Sleep Lab. With a Bachelors degree in Biology, I taught middle-school science classes for 10 years before transitioning into the healthcare field. I have been...
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