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Flex Class: Understanding Cells: Frankenstein's Alive! or Not?
Class experience
US Grade 3 - 6
Course Overview: During this 4 week course, students will be introduced to many of the Next Generation Science Standards for 5-7th grades. The goal of the course is to provide both a deep conceptual understanding of cell theory, what makes something alive, cells and their organelles, the general sizes of cells, the history of microbiology, and how to use science tools like a microscope. Students will learn to differentiate between biotic and abiotic matter and will learn about some of the...
Learning Goals for each week: Week1: Biotic vs. Abiotic Matter Week 2: Organelles of a Cell Week 3: Famous Microbiologists Week4: Size of the microscopic world
Having taught over 16 years of science in a full time classroom and hundreds of students, I know how to redirect confusion, stop-out misconceptions, and break down difficult concepts into small manageable pieces. I have worked with students of all levels and ages, and extensive trainings in multiple science programs and curriculums.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Feedback on each project will be provided by the teacher to the parent. Since students are also posting their weekly project in the class feed, other students will provide additional positive feedback on their peers' work.Grades Offered
Students will need pencils to complete their weekly tasks. For menu projects, students will choose from a variety of projects which may require different materials such as markers or colored pencils. These projects are meant to use things typically already found in the home. There should not be a need to purchase materials for a project. Alternatives for materials are often available and only require a quick email to the teacher for suggestions. Paper, markers, colored pencils and scissors are often the most common materials.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Parents may need to monitor students while they are doing research on the internet. **Parents, please be aware that Flex classes do not have live meetings during the course. Directions for all course activities will be posted by the teacher in the classroom.
All content in this course has been created by the instructor, Corrie Ostrem, and is protected by copyright. The worksheets provided are the sole property of Corrie Ostrem and only the named and registered participant of the course is granted permission for use during the course. No other copying, distribution, or use of the printed materials found in this course is authorized. Passwords for any PDF's will be sent to participants at the beginning of each week.
Hello Learners! My name is Corrie Bowman Ostrem and I have been a full-time, certified teacher for 22 years teaching grades 2-7. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education and a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction...
Flex Class
$11
weekly or $44 for 4 weeks4 weeks
Completed by 6 learners
No live video meetings
Ages 8-12