Gifted Engineering Earth Science Tsunami, Earthquake, Volcano Experiment
Ms Simply Sarah M.Ed., Gifted Teacher Certified
Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(253)
Engineer the strongest house to survive a volcano, earthquake, and tsunami #academic
Class experience
US Grade 2 - 5
Students will apply hands on engineering and Earth science simulation experiments. Each week students will learn about a different natural disaster that happens on earth. Then students will create and perform an experiment to simulate that week's natural disaster. For each experiment, students will use their brainstorming and problem solving skills to engineer the strongest house to survive the natural disaster experiment. Week 1: Earthquake Shaking Engineering Experiment Week 2: Volcano...
Every Class: (To make a foldable diagram for learning each week) Blank paper Writing utensil Colorful writing utensils (Crayons, Markers, Colored pencils, etc.) Ruler Tape Scissors Every Class:House Materials Cardboard Plastic Foil Paper, Card-stock, Construction Paper *Or materials of your choice Earthquake Materials Pan or Tray with sides/edges Small Rocks Sand Dirt Sticks Grass Volcano Experiment Baking Soda Dish Soap Vinegar Pop Bottle or Jar (Small Size) Play Dough or Paper or Foil (Optional to decorate your volcano) Food Coloring (Optional) Container, Tin, Tray, etc (To put your volcano in for the experiment when it explodes) Blank Paper Colorful writing and drawing utensils (To create volcano diagram) Tsunami Experiment Large container (To make waves & semi-deep *waves may spill over) at least 9 x 13 or bigger container or rubbermaid Newspaper Cardboard: Parts of a Box and or Cereal Box, etc (To make houses & waves) Tape Scissors Water Small Rocks Sand Dirt Sticks Grass Plastic plate or lid
Safety First! Guidelines for All Classes (For Parents and Students) - Work under the supervision of an adult at home - All materials are to be used carefully and with caution - Clean up and properly dispose of materials after class - Wash your hands =) All activities in Ms. Sarah’s classes are to be done under the supervision of an adult, who is responsible for the safety of the student. Ms. Sarah is not responsible for any injuries or accidents resulted in class or after class.
https://theowlteacher.com/earthquakesimulation/ https://www.kidzone.ws/science/tornado/experiment-tornado.htm https://homeschoolon.com/how-to-make-a-tornado-in-a-jar/ http://experimentexchange.com/earth-space/make-a-hurricane-in-a-bowl/ Class cover image by artist stokpic at pixabay.com
Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(253)
I teach to inspire students, of all ages, to learn how to think. Students become inspired to learn when they can ask questions, take risks, make mistakes, and reflect. Classes include 1 to 1 tutoring, experiments, investigations, design...
Group Class
$15
weekly1x per week
40 min
Completed by 30 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-11
3-9 learners per class
