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All About Scientists and Different Topics of Science

Wonder what it takes to be an astronomer, paleontologist, botanist, entomologist and more? Students will learn about a different type of scientist and topic of science they study each week. We will play games, complete experiments and more!
Amy Barnhardt
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1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per week

Class Experience

US Grade Kindergarten - 3
In this course students will learn all about different kinds of scientist. This class is a fun way for students to get introduced to the different types of science and learn interesting jobs scientists do. Each week, students will learn about a different type of scientist and the topic of science they study. Students will complete a simple experiment or investigation to further understand the topic of science we are learning. I will send the supply list out before class. We will then use our new knowledge about the scientist and topic to play games. Students will love using their questioning and problem solving skills to learn about scientist. Students will have a fun worksheet to complete during or after class. 


πŸ‚Back to School and Fall Schedule TBD

August
Week of 8/4: An astronomer studies outer space, stars, planets and galaxies.
Week of 8/11: A botanist specializes in botany, the study plants.
Week of 8/18: A chemist specializes in chemistry
Week of 8/25: entomologist a scientist who studies insects.

September
Week of 9/1: A cytologist specializes in the study of cells.
Week of 8/8: An ecologist studies ecosystems, or the environment that we live in.
Week of 9/15: An epidemiologist studies the spread of diseases.
Week of 9/22: An ethologist studies animal behavior.
Week of 9/29: A geneticist studies how traits are inherited.

October
Week of 10/6: A geologist specializes in the history of Earth. or A geographer studies Earth's surface. 
Week of 10/13: A marine biologist studies ocean plants and animals.
Week of 10/20: NO CLASS NO CHARGE
Week of 10/27: A meteorologist studies weather and climate.

November
Week of 11/3: A paleontologist specializes in fossils.
Week of 11/10: A physicist studies matter, energy, and how they are related.
Week of 11/17: A seismologist studies earthquakes. (NO FRIDAY)
Week of 11/25: NO CLASS NO CHARGE

❄️Winter Schedule:

December
Week of 11/25: A zoologist studies zoology, the study of animals.
Week of : Audiologist. Studies sound and its properties.
Week of : Biologist. Studies all forms of life.
Week of : Biomedical Engineer. Designs and build body parts. (No Friday/Saturday Classes)
Week of : Biomedical Engineer. Designs and build body parts. (No Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday class)

January
Week of : Medical Scientists. investigates human diseases, and methods to prevent and treat them.
Week of : Hydrologist. A scientist who studies water and its movement around the planet
Week of : Archeologist. A Scientist who studies human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.
Week of : Mechanical Engineers design power-producing machines
Week of : Forensic Scientist. Forensic science technicians aid criminal investigations by collecting and analyzing evidence. We will study the science of dactyloscopy (fingerprinting).

February
Week of : Aeronautical engineers use the fundamentals of aerodynamics to design aircrafts that fly through the Earth's atmosphere.
Week of : Computer Scientist - Identifying and helping to solve foundational problems in computing.
Week of : Chemical engineers develop and design chemical manufacturing processes.

🌺Spring Schedule

March
Week of : Mineralogist is a person who studies minerals.
Week of : Anthology is the study of flowers and flowering plants.
Week of : An agronomist specializes in soil and crops.
Week of : Arachnologist studies spiders and other arachnids
Week of : Pomologist studies and cultivates fruit.

April
Week of : Ornithologist a science expert on birds.
Week of : Mycologist is someone who works with fungi
Week of : Lepidopterist - study of butterflies 
Week of : Spectroscopy - Study of Rainbows

May
Week of: Climatologist studies climate change and global warming
Week of: Solar physicists specialize in the study of the Sun
Week of: Oceanographer studies the zones of the oceans
Week of: Bicycle Physicist - How do bicycles work and stay balanced

β˜€οΈSummer Schedule 

June
Week of 6/2: Sciography - study of shadows 
Week of 6/9: Conchologists: study and collect and study their animal makers
Week of 6/16: Geologist(#2): the study of weathering and erosion 
Week of 6/23: Primatologists: Primatologists study both living and extinct primates 
Week of 6/30: Astrophysicists: identify and study black holes

July TBD
Week of 7/7: Electrical engineering: deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism.
Week of 7/14: 
Week of 7/21:
Week of 7/28: Horologist

Other Details

Supply List
Different observations and experiments will be completed. Students may need supplies for some classes. Students will be sent a supply list before class. Supplies will be things most students have around the home.
Β 5 files available upon enrollment
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined August, 2021
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Florida Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of Central Florida
I have been an elementary school teacher for 10 years. I have a Florida Teaching Certificate and am qualified to teach science topics for the PreK-6 age. I have studied the topics and how to make them age appropriate for learners. I also have a certification in International Baccalaureate (IB) program. It is a worldwide, nonprofit education program founded to give all students the opportunity to receive an education fit for a globalizing world. I have been trained to present material by asking questions and helping students learn from their questions. 

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weekly
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Ages: 5-9
2-8 learners per class

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