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Space Camp - All Things Space With Fun, Crafts and Science Experiments, Oh My!
Kaitlyn Calicott
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(109)
In this multi-day class, students will feel immersed (I use green screen technology) as we blast off into space. Over the course of 4 days we will talk about the planets, stars, moons, comets and so much more through experiments and crafts.
Class experience
US Grade Preschool - 1
In this camp style class, we will meet 4 times in one week to talk about space. I will be using a green screen so students will feel immersed in space. We will explore actual photos of space and do crafts and experiments that might even be edible. Each day will be filled with fun and learning. Please note: some experiments may require parental guidance. Along with Science knowledge, learners will practice social and core skills such as counting, language, reading and...
Language Arts skills such as reading, writing, communication, writing, and phonics Math and counting skills Science knowledge about space
I have been teaching online for over three years including an ongoing space class with over 680 saves. I have taught over 500 students everything from English and Science to baking and acting across multiple ages. I love teaching students and seeing them enjoy what they are learning.
Every day students will need paper and something to color with - markers, crayons, colored pencils, etc... Monday Experiment : 4-5 tbsp baking soda 1 tsp dish soap 5-6 drops of any color food coloring 1 cup vinegar Cup or bottle Plate or tray to go underneath for easy clean up Monday Activity : -Favorite snacks such as crackers, tortilla chips, cookies, etc.. Tuesday Experiment 1: -bowl -milk -dish soap -food coloring (need 2 colors) Experiment 2: Parents will need to be around for the second experiment -Jar filled half way with warm water (like a mason jar) -Bag of ice -match Wednesday Experiment: -empty bottle -oil of some kind -food coloring (red and yellow like sun but any colors are fine) -a funnel (optional for pouring in bottle) -water Wednesday Activity: -plate or tray -5 toothpicks bent in half but not completely broken (we will use them to make a star) -dropper (can use a spoon or something else to put a little water in the middle of the star) -water Thursday Activity 1: -2 pieces of foil (one will be balled up) -Ribbon Activity 2: -Paper -Tape -Scissors -Small ball -Cup
Some experiments and activities may require parental guidance such as using scissors or lighting a match.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(109)
I am Kaitlyn and I teach all things Theatre, English (grammar, story time, literature, ABC's, etc...), communications (such as reporting and anchoring), Science, History, crafting/DIY, and baking/cooking. I am a published author of the books "I...
Group Class
$50
for 4 classes4x per week, 1 week
60 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 3-7
1-10 learners per class
