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Intro to Physics: Grades 5-7
Erin Kim, TESOL, TEFL
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(53)
In this 12 week course students in grades 5-7 will be introduced to the field of physics.
Class experience
US Grade 5 - 7
Students are welcome to class that have no physics experience! This course is a 1 a week course for 12 weeks. Our course will be covering an introductory series in physics. We will have lectures, class discussions, and hands on experiments. One experiment will be completed in class each week. Materials will be posted and students will have the choice to bring the items to class and work along with the teacher or they can simply watch the experiment if they prefer. Students will have...
Students should leave class knowing the big picture of physics. They will be exposed to many math equations but will not have to memorize them for the course. Students should feel comfortable speaking about topics like linear and non-linear motion, electrostatics, energy conservation as well as many other topics covered in the course. As well as understanding many of the "how's" and "why's" of their everyday environment.
Mrs. Kim has been teaching middle school physics in homeschool co-ops with up to twenty students per class. She also teaches this class for an online K-6 academy. She has been a core subject instructor with fourteen years of teaching experience in grades K-8.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Students will receive a mid-term and a final exam for their own measurement of success. They can also use these assessments for additional feedback and help from the teacher in areas where they may want to improve.Grades Offered
Students will have handouts provided for each week. They will consist of guided notes and extra questions for additional thinking about the topic covered. Materials for all experiments are optional. The teacher will complete the experiment. If students would like to try they may bring supplies to class. Days where no materials are required may use batteries and electricity. Students may just watch these experiments so that they stay safe! Students may participate in each experiment with the following materials: wk 1 - tennis ball, rope wk 2 - no materials needed wk 3- no materials needed wk 4 - no materials needed wk 5 - no materials needed wk 6 - toy car, banana, pennies, stack of books, piece of cardboard, tape wk 7-toy cars/toys with wheels wk 8-any kind of toy balls, different sizes, sports balls ok too wk 9- no materials needed wk 10 - balloons (2 if possible) wk 11 - no materials needed wk 12- magnets of any kind!
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
We will be using Focus on Middle School Physics (3rd edition) by Rebecca Keller, as a reference. Students will not need the book for class as all content is presented in class. This is the base of reference is the student wishes to follow along with a text for additional learning support.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(53)
Hello Friends, I would like to welcome you to learning and growing through immersion in core subject areas. I specialize in Japanese, Korean, English Language Arts, American History, and Physics. Classes are always interactive and encourage...
Group Class
$120
for 12 classes1x per week, 12 weeks
55 min
Completed by 14 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-12
3-8 learners per class
