Science & Nature
STEM Camp for Kindergarten and First Grade
This hands on multi-day STEM camp will engage kindergarten and first grade learners in the Engineering and Design Process.
5-8
year old learners
Kindergarten US Grade Level
6-9
learners per class
$45
Charged upfront
$12 per class
Meets 4x per week
Over 1 week
40 minutes per class
Available times
Pacific
Description
Class Experience
In this camp, learners will be exposed to the engineering and design process (plan, create, test, improve) as they complete STEM challenges. Content areas, inclusive of: reading, writing, math and social studies, will be integrated throughout the week. Students will be presented with daily challenges and will be guided through the engineering and design process (EDP) as they work to solve the challenge. Learners will share their builds live on camera. The camp classes are structured as...
Learners can tell the steps of the engineering and design process. Learners will use problem solving to work through challenges. Learners will collaborate with others as they solve engineering challenges.
I am STEM certified by the state of Georgia and hold certification from the Buck Institute in PBL/STEM. I developed the STEM program at my local elementary school where I was the STEM Specials teacher for grades K-5. I lead Summer STEM camps at Georgia Tech University for students in grades 3-8.
Specific challenges for each camp along with material list will be shared in the classroom two weeks prior to the beginning of camp. If you enroll less than two weeks before camp the challenges and material list will be in the welcome message in the classroom.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
On-going authentic assessment of learners will be provided daily via oral feedback and written feedback (upon request) to caregivers.
2 hours 40 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Adult guidance and supervision is recommended for all activities. Learners will use scissors, glue sticks, and materials such as chenille stems (pipe cleaners) and toothpicks which may have a pointed end. A space such as a table or floor is recommended for activity completion so learners have ample space for working. Additional specific guidance will be suggested as needed for daily activities in the classroom notes and verbally in class.
Teacher
Angie Wolf, M.Ed.Certified Elementary, Science, STEM, and TEFL/ESL/ESOL Educator
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Lives in the
United States505 total reviews
307 completed classes
About Me
Hello and welcome to my Outschool Classroom. My name is teacher Angie. I hold a Master and Bachelor Degree from Valdosta State University in Valdosta, GA. I am certified to teach by the state of Georgia. My certifications include elementary...
