Fun Science Experiments - Critical Thinking of Gravity Calculations

In this one-time course, students will have a chance to calculate gravity and learn about writing up science experiments.

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55 minutes

per class

Meets once

12-16

year olds

1-8

learners per class

per learner

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Meets once at a scheduled time

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Class Experience

This one-time class will cover the calculations associated with gravity.  We will have fun doing gravity experiments (dropping things) and discussing the scientific method of writing up experiments.   We will discuss what worked and did not work in the experiments and what the results mean.  If I know ahead of time and if there is time in class, I can have objects prepared to drop that a student would like to see.  In one class as per student request, we dropped an egg off our outdoor...

Students will understand more about gravity and related calculations.  Students will also gain a sense of the scientific method and how to write a report.

No homework is assigned.  However, a student may submit a written science experiment report and I'm quite willing to review it.  This is not mandatory, but any student has this option.

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Progress will not be assessed for this class.

55 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

Teacher

Trudy Field

The knowledge journey - the love and fun of learning!

151 total reviews

247 completed classes

About Me

Hi, I'm Trudy Field.  I have a Bachelor of Environmental Chemistry degree from the University of Waterloo.  I love to make teaching fun.  Students learn best when learning is fun. I like to make the class interactive and entertaining.

I have...