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Science With Miss Robyn: Middle School Chemistry Basics for Beginners
Miss Robyn Discover Explore Create
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(218)
In this 4-day multi day class, kids will learn about atomic structure, molecules, and chemical bonds with hands-on activities.
Class experience
US Grade 6 - 8
Beginner Level
In this 4 day class, your child will be introduced to the wonder of chemistry. They will be learning about atomic structure and why we have chemical reactions,
On day 1, we will learn about atomic structure: the nucleus, protons, neutrons, and electrons. The kids will be engaged through a slideshow, class discussion, and a hands-on project. We will build atomic models of different elements using your choice of either clay or edible items such as gummy bears, gumdrops, small...This class is taught in English.
Students will learn basics of: atomic structure, chemical bonding, electrons, and how to read the information on the periodic table.
I have taught chemistry to elementary age children as a public school teacher and on Outschool. I have also taught chemistry to middle school students through my local homeschool co-op, and high school chemistry to teens in my homeschool co-op.
4 files available upon enrollmentDay 1 Choice of: Clay, play-doh, gummy bears, gumdrops, or colored marshmallows (any other small objects like buttons, sequins,dried beans) 1 copy of the periodic table needs to be printed for class. It will be used for all classes. Day 2 1 handout of the Bohr model will need to be printed for class. periodic table from day 1 M&Ms, Skittles, jellybeans, gummy bears, gumdrops, different colored small pom poms, different colored buttons, different colored small sequins, or different colored pony beads. You can choose one or two of these items to use for class. Day 3 1 copy of the double Bohr model handout from Day 2 copy of the periodic table from Day 1 M&Ms, Skittles, jellybeans, gummy bears, gumdrops, different colored very small pom poms, different colored small buttons, different colored small sequins, or different colored pony beads. You can choose one or two of these items to use for class. Day 4 You will need several of each item because we will be making several molecule models. items such as colored marshmallows gummy bears, gumdrops, (just one of these items; don't have to use all three) If you don't want to use edible items, different colored clay can be used as well. toothpicks copy of the periodic table
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Play-Doh may contain wheat; please read the label before using if your child has allergies.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(218)
Hi, I’m Miss Robyn, and I enjoy learning! Earning my Bachelor of Science degree in Education with a minor in Mass Communications has allowed me to teach children in public schools, lead a 4-H club, and teach as an instructor with my local home...
Group Class
$76
for 4 classes2x per week, 2 weeks
45 min
Completed by 26 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-14
1-6 learners per class
