Exploración del espacio y creación de un modelo comestible del sistema solar. De 10 a 14 años
En esta clase flexible de ciencias para la escuela secundaria de 5 semanas "fuera de este mundo", exploraremos conceptos de ciencia espacial como: el sol, el sistema solar, las constelaciones, los meteoritos y los cometas. Presentamos: ¡Sistema solar comestible! 5.º, 6.º, 7.º y 8.º grado. #académico
Qué está incluido
5 lecciones pregrabadas
5 semanas
de apoyo docente1 año de acceso
al contenidoTarea
1 hora por semana. Learners will have an optional hands-on project assigned each week (see course syllabus in description). Projects are optional and it should be decided by the parent if the learner will be required to do them. I will grade any work that is turned in.Evaluación
I will assess learner understanding by looking at nearpod activity slides submitted each week. I will communicate with learners about their submitted slides. I will also grade projects that are turned in.Calificación
I will grade all projects turned in. Please let me know if you would like for me to calculate a cumulative grade for this class.Experiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. 5 - 8
Nivel Beginner
Come explore space science with video instruction, Nearpod interactive slides, and hands-on labs and activities! This course will cover many topics which are aligned with NGSS (science standards) for middle school: the sun, our solar system, stars, star constellations, meteors, comets, galaxies and the universe. Lessons are flex (pre-recorded) and will be watched while interacting in Nearpod on your own schedule. In the video I will walk learners through the Nearpod activity-slides, which include teaching slides alternating with: collaboration boards, matching challenges, virtual field trips, Time to Climb game/contest, video clips, drag-and-drop activities, drawing slides, and fill-in-the-blank mini-quizzes. In addition to the virtual activities, each week includes a hands-on activity (including an Edible Solar System!) - see syllabus below for specifics. I have a down-to-earth teaching style and I like to spark excitement about topics by tying the lesson to learners' lives or adding interesting facts and real-life scenarios. I truly do love science and learners pick up on my enthusiasm! I encourage learners to share anything they would like to in the classroom that is related to the lesson: a picture of a recent planetarium visit, a picture of a real-life star constellation (if they can capture it!), moon rocks, or anything else they can get their hands on! I once had a learner bring real-life, very large, DINOSAUR FOSSILS to class that her dad collects in an auction! Woah! You just never know what will show up at science show-and-tell :) COURSE STRUCTURE: 1. 1 pre-recorded video lesson each week. Lessons, links, and assignments will be uploaded to the classroom each Monday morning by 9am (eastern time). 2. Optional projects will be assigned each week in the Outschool Classroom and can be turned in within the classroom, or be sent to me in a private message. The following Sunday of each week is the due date for projects and assignments, but with this being a flex class there is some flexibility with due dates! 3. Most assignments consist of foldables, labs, educational tech-games, or other fun activities! 4. I will grade or give feedback for any projects turned in and activity slides. 5. There will be opportunities for learner interaction in the classroom and in Nearpod (collaboration board and Time to Climb contest). For example, in Solar System Pictionary, learners should upload their own assigned planet picture to the classroom and guess all other learners' planets! If you can't figure out a picture, ask the other learner some questions about their planet (Is it cold? Is it made of gas? How far from the sun is it?). In the Marshmallow Constellation Lab, learners should upload a picture of their own assigned constellation, then guess all other learners' constellations. If you can't figure out the name of the constellation, ask the learner questions about the constellation (Which animal does it represent? Is there mythology attached to the constellation?). SYLLABUS: Week 1: *Topics - Sun and Solar System (overview) *Activities - Video lesson and Nearpod interactive slides *Project - Sunspot & Solar Eclipse Viewer Week 2: *Topics - Inner Planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth (Moon), Mars *Activities - Video lesson and Nearpod interactive slides *Project - Rocket Ship Foldable (about your favorite planet) Week 3: *Topics - Outer Planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune *Activities - Video lesson and Nearpod interactive slides *Project - Edible Solar System; Solar System Pictionary Week 4: *Topics - Asteroids, Comets, Meteors, Stars, Black Holes, and Worm Holes *Activities - Video lesson and Nearpod interactive slides *Projects - Marshmallow Constellation Lab; Constellation Station Digital Activity Week 5: *Topics - Star Systems, Star Clusters, Galaxies, and The Universe, The Big Bang Theory *Activities - Video lesson and Nearpod interactive slides *Project: Sidewalk Chalk Drawings Other middle school classes I have available: Semester 1 and 2 ongoing, live middle school science, nutrition, and pre-chemistry.
Metas de aprendizaje
Learners will understand the similarities and differences between our planet and other planets in the solar system. We will learn 12 well-known star constellations, and discover the vast universe (including galaxies, comets, black holes, worm holes, etc).
Programa de estudios
Plan de estudios
Sigue en plan de estudios Teacher-CreatedEstándares
Alineado con Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)5 Lecciones
más de 5 semanasLección 1:
Sun & Solar System
*Topics - Sun and Solar System
*Activities - Video lesson and Nearpod interactive slides
*Project - Sunspot & Solar Eclipse Viewer
Lección 2:
Inner Planets
*Topics - Inner Planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth (Moon), Mars
*Activities - Video lesson and Nearpod interactive slides
*Project - Rocket Ship Foldable (about your favorite planet)
Lección 3:
Outer Planets
*Topics - Outer Planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
*Activities - Video lesson and Nearpod interactive slides
*Project - Edible Solar System; Solar System Pictionary
Lección 4:
Asteroids, Comets, Meteors, Stars, Black Holes, and Worm Holes
*Topics - Asteroids, Comets, Meteors, Stars, Black Holes, and Worm Holes
*Activities - Video lesson and Nearpod interactive slides
*Projects - Marshmallow Constellation Lab; Constellation Station Digital Activity
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Necesidades de aprendizaje
Lecture/slides/discussion are broken up with Nearpod Interactive Slides to keep learners engaged. Homework is optional. Flexible deadlines.
Orientación para padres
For learners under age 13, parental consent and guidance is required for some of the resources used in this class (ck12.org, smithsonianmagazine.com, and nearpod.com). All resources used in this class will be embedded in the nearpod slide deck. In addition, youtube links will be embedded in the class posts within the Outschool classroom. Direct nearpod links to the lessons will be given in the classroom. Learners are not required to make an account for any external resources. Parental guidance is suggested with the use of scissors and food coloring. The Big Bang Theory is discussed on the very last slide of the last week.
Lista de útiles escolares
Week 1 - Sunspot & Solar Eclipse Viewer: Cardboard box (any size) White copy paper Aluminum foil (2 in x 2 in) Tape (packing tape or duct tape if you have it) Scissors Push Pin or needle Week 2 - Rocket Ship Foldable: Rocketship pdf (will be provided in week 2) Colored pencils Scissors Week 3 - Edible Solar System: sheet pan, black construction paper or cardstock, 10 Oreos, edible marker food coloring pens (or just food coloring) OR rainbow sprinkles, 2 large marshmallows, mini M&M’s or other similar-sized candies Week 4 - Marshmallow Constellation Lab 15 mini-marshmallows, 10+ toothpicks Week 5 - Sidewalk Chalk Galaxy Sidewalk chalk (any color)
Recursos externos
Además del aula de Outschool, esta clase utiliza:
Fuentes
CK12.org, Youtube clips, wikipedia, Nearpod, ABCya.com, Smithsonian Magazine
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
Licenciatura en Ciencia desde The Florida State University
I have a BS degree in Nutrition and Food Science (pre-med track) from Florida State University. I later became a certified middle school science teacher and taught middle school science in the Florida public school system for 5 years. I have been an online teacher for Outschool and other platforms for 3.5 years. I'm also a homeschool momma :)
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