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It's Alive: A Camp for Young Scientists
Class experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 1
Are you a young scientist in the making? In this camp, learners will undertake fun, hands-on experiments and investigations in order to explore a variety of science topics. They will be encouraged to interact with each other, make observations, ask questions and engage their curiosity. I am an elementary school teacher and experienced summer camp leader, passionate about engaging children in the learning process. Day 1 - Human Body: On the first day of camp, young scientists will learn all...
This class is taught in English.
Young scientists will begin to explore many concepts such as: - how to conduct an experiment - how to ask a scientific question - what blood is made of - how we digest food - what a skeleton looks like - how a tornado forms - how clouds form rain - how wind is created - what a habitat is - how ducks stay dry - what blubber is - what camouflage is - how birds eat food - what a chemical reaction is - what a physical reaction is - what matter is
I am an elementary school teacher and experienced summer camp leader who loves engaging learners in hands-on and investigation-based science.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Learners will be assessed naturally through the process of questioning.Grades Offered
Learners will need construction paper in various colours, q tips, liquid glue, a slice of bread, three plastic bags, water, a cup, measuring spoons, vinegar, baking soda, a sponge, a towel, a pair of safety scissors, two plastic water bottles, yellow food colouring, salt, red food colouring, Cheerios or another similar type of cereal, two bowls, ice cubes, mini marshmallows, mini pom poms in a few different colours, cooking oil, a spoon, vegetable shortening such as crisco, large tweezers, tongs, a small amount of dried pasta, an eye dropper, rubber bands, a fork, cornstarch, vegetable oil, alka seltzer tablets, paper towel or a coffee filter, blue food colouring, a few plastic cups, two jars with a lid, dish soap, glitter, shaving cream, a paper bag, yarn, popsicle sticks, streamers, tape, markers and cotton balls.
Parents may wish to supervise some activities so that they remain as mess-free as possible. Parents will also want to supervise the use of safety scissors.
Hello OutSchool families! My name is Chelsey and I am an enthusiastic, and creative elementary school teacher, youth theatre director and summer camp leader. I hold a degree from the University of British Columbia in English and Theatre, and...
Group Class
$50
for 4 classes4x per week, 1 week
60 min
Completed by 8 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-7
2-8 learners per class
Financial Assistance
Tutoring
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