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Let's Experiment! Science through Children's Literature with Aunt Sam
Class experience
US Grade 2 - 5
I love interesting picture books and I love science. So, this course combines both! Through an integrated approach to science, we will use literature, multiple activities, crafts and experiments to enlighten the learner about scientific concepts. These concepts will cover some Earth, Life and Physical Science. This is an elementary science class, with no prior science required. The Picture Book read each week introduces the scientific concept. These are engaging, insightful books. I...
Students will gain a basic understanding in Life Science - Insects, Plant Life, Ocean Life and Nutrition Earth Science - Earth Crust and Ocean Floor Physical Science - Sound and Chemical Change Also, students will improve and practice listening, attention and focus skills Retell some story facts and events. Answer basic comprehension questions
I have taught this class with my own children in our homeschool. The books are delightful and insightful, the projects are fun and fascinating! With my crazy facial expressions, the books come alive. With the activities, we learn together. Welcome to the class!
Homework Offered
Simple weekly assignments will be provided in the classroom. Parental/older sibling help may be necessary with some activities.1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Discuss and share what is learned with familyGrades Offered
A more specific Supply List will be provided in the classroom the week before the lesson is taught. With all the classes, if there is difficulty obtaining the item, substitutes can we used and will be suggested in the classroom. Depending on the class, experiments may be changed or saved to be done later. Also, parental supervision may be needed with some of the experiments. THANKS Here is a tentative list of supplies needed: Magnifying glass, markers, crayons, scissors, pencils, worksheets (found in classroom) Rocks Vinegar Baking Soda Food Die raw mussel (available in Seafood stores) salt sugar clear glass/jar pipe cleaners string pencil clothespin potting soil seed (bean, radish, something fast growing) paper/plastic cups Favorite Food/recipe unflavored gelatin sandwich bags small mirror (2x3) flashlight tissue paper stick yeast balloon small water/pop bottle plastic or glass
All books are available from the Local Library or online, if pre-reading is desirable, but not necessary.
Children and Homeschooling are my passions! As a Homeschool Mom of 9 children, I am dedicated to adapting curriculum and activities to each class and each child's needs. I have a B.A. Degree in Theater, so I add a dramatic flair to each class. As...
Group Class
$150
for 10 classes1x per week, 10 weeks
55 min
Completed by 15 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
3-7 learners per class