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Who Wants To Do Experiments? Camp With Miss Hope
Miss Hope
Average rating:4.7Number of reviews:(531)
In this science class we will do more experiments and have more fun.
Class experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 3
In this 6 session class, we will explore science. This can be taken before or after "Look I'm A Scientist" class. This is a science class where the children will be able to be a scientist in their own homes. I will demonstrate all the experiments for the children to be able to do with me. The student will learn by doing different experiments every time. Using our senses helps us learn to pay attention and focus and follow directions. These experiments are hands on. The children will be...
Enjoy experimenting with science.
Each day we will be using different materials. We will need for Day 1: Cool Catapult: 5 narrow craft sticks, 5 small rubber bands, 2 wide craft sticks and either pompoms or marshmallows work best. Day 2: Do eggs sink or float? Can you make a rubber egg? This experiment takes time. You need a jar with a lid, egg, and vinegar. Container with water, deep enough for the egg to sink or float. Day 3: Shaving cream, water, food coloring, eye dropper and a container. How Colors Affect Moods: markers (red, yellow, blue, green, brown and black) and a piece of paper. Day 4: Invisible ink: cotton swab, or paint brush, computer paper and turmeric and rubbing alcohol. Popcorn Dance: (you can follow along or just observe) Glass jar, baking soda, food coloring popcorn kernels and vinegar. Day 5: Fireworks in a Jar and Lava Lamp: mason jar, oil, water, food coloring, vinegar and either seltzer or baking soda. Day 6: Edible Slime: Instant pudding, corn starch, warm water.
I have taught preschool ages 18 mo. to 5 years old. I have also taught K-2nd grade for Sunday School. I offer parenting classes. I have been involved in Early Childhood Education for more than 40 years, 22 of those years as a preschool teacher. I...
Group Class
$120
for 6 classes6x per week, 1 week
45 min
Completed by 57 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-9
3-10 learners per class
