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We Are Scientists! Weekly Science Class for Kindergarten and 1st Grade
Let's Learn How Rainbows Are Formed | Grow Your Own Rainbow! Science Experiment
Leaves of Learning Academy
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Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(727)
Let's learn how rainbows are formed! We'll first explore how Sir Isaac Newton experimented with prisms to separate sunlight into its different colors. We'll experiment with chromatography and capillary action when we "grow" our own rainbow!
Class experience
US Grade 1 - 4
📣Calling all Super Science Sleuths!! 📣 Join me in this one-time class where we learn how rainbows are formed and then...grow your own rainbow during our science experiment! We'll learn about Sir Isaac Newton and how he experimented with prisms to separate sunlight into its individual colors. 🌈 What is behind the "Grow Your Own Rainbow" experiment? Learners will discover the science of chromatography and the effects of capillary action as they use simple materials found in their home to...
We'll learn about Sir Isaac Newton and how he experimented with prisms to separate sunlight into its individual colors. Learners will discover the science of chromatography and the effects of capillary action as they use simple materials found in their home to "grow" their own rainbows.
I have been teaching elementary school for 26 years, most of that time being in 4th grade. I have a Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education with an additional 30 hour concentration in the sciences in the state of Ohio and a Masters Degree in Education plus an additional 45 graduate credit hours in math, literacy and curriculum. I have taught language arts, social studies, math, science, and STEM lab.
Materials needed for the science experiment: Paper Towel (very absorbent, like Bounty) Washable Markers Water 2 Small Glasses Scissors
Parental guidance is recommended as we use scissors during this class.
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Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(727)
We are a team of dedicated teachers committed to engaging your learner in our online classrooms to support them in participating to their fullest level of comfort, taking risks, reaching their fullest potential, finding success, and...
Group Class
$9
per classMeets once
40 min
Completed by 28 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-10
2-9 learners per class
