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¡Experimentemos! Ciencia a través de la literatura infantil con la tía Sam

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Aunt Sam Homeschooler Storyteller BA
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Únase a la tía Sam para una exploración de 10 semanas de las maravillas de la ciencia a través de la literatura infantil galardonada.

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Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. 2 - 5
10 lessons//10 Weeks
 Week 1
Lesson 1
Week 1 Rocks
Everybody Needs a Rock (Aladdin/Simon & Schuster) - What's in a Rock? Welcome to our class, learners will share, show and describe a Favorite Rock. We will answer rock questions: Where do Rocks come from? How do Rocks change? How are Rocks used? We will dip our rocks in water. How does the rock change? Aunt Sam will break a frozen rock. What are rocks made of?
 Week 2
Lesson 2
Week 2 Volcanoes
Hill of Fire (Harper Collins) - Boom! How do Volcanoes form. This book describes a Volcano forming in a few days/weeks in front of the eyes of the villagers. Learners will diagram a Volcano, make a Volcano flip book and learn about Plate Tectonics in the Ring of Fire. Identify this Mexican town on your Map along with the Ring of Fire and Major Volcanoes. A MUSSEL OR CLAM will be needed for the next week's experiment.
 Week 3
Lesson 3
Week 3 Arctic Life
The Very Last First Time (Groundwood/House of Anansi)- When the Ocean Freezes: Eva's way of life is different. Who lives in the Artic? What do people eat in the Artic? What sea animals live in the Artic? What is a Mussel? If available, obtain some mussels or clam. With adult help, we will dissect and identify parts of mussels/clam. Identify the Artic and the Ungava Bay on Maps.
 Week 4
Lesson 4
Week 4 Bugs
Two Bad Ants (HMH) - Thorax and Crystals: In this book we see the world through the eyes of ants. We will view how things looks through magnification. What does a grain of wheat look like under Magnification? We will create a diagram of an ant and start our crystals. NEXT WEEK, you will need soil, seeds, containers
 Week 5
Lesson 5
Week 5 Plants
The Tiny Seed (Little Simon/Simon & Schuster)- Seed, Soil and Sun: What do seeds look like? With your magnifying glass, describe/dissect a seed (larger seed, such as a Kidney bean seed that has soaked for a couple of hours.) Plant the same kind of fast-sprouting seed in two containers change a variable (soil, water or amount of sunlight.) Keep a log or make sketches of the growth of the seeds. How are the crystals looking?
 Week 6
Lesson 6
Week 6 Fish
Swimmy (DragonFly) - Fins, Scales and Food: There is safety in numbers. How are Humans and Fish similar? How are they different? Make a Venn Diagram to explain. Identify major oceans on Maps. We will make Japanese Fish Kite.) How are the crystals looking? NEXT CLASS, bring a Food that you have never tried. Let's have a taste challenge!
 Week 7
Lesson 7
Week 7 Nutrition
Gregory, the Terrible Eater (Scholastic) - You are what you Eat! What is good to eat? What tastes good? How do we taste? Learners will make a Food Pyramid diagram and experiment with tastes. Have the seeds sprouted? What food will you eat?
 Week 8
Lesson 8
Week 8 Deafness
Dad and Me in the Morning (Albert Whitman & Company)- Diagram an ear and experiment with vibration and how our ears work. Experience part of class muted, discuss what life would be like living in silence. Discuss what Life is like for the Deaf. Learn some sign language. NEXT WEEK'S EXPERIMENT needs balloons, baking soda, Food dye
 Week 9
Lesson 9
Week 9 Chemical and Physical Change
How are the Crystals and plants? Strega Nona's Magic Lessons (Simon & Schuster)- Gas, Balloons and Baking Soda- There is chemical change all around us. How does yeast rise? How does soda and vinegar react? This story takes place in Italy, we will identify Italy on the Map. Learners will do several chemical reactions using household items.
 Week 10
Lesson 10
Week 10 Presentations
Learners will each present a scientific project from this class or something they are working on personally. Learners will be encouraged to describe the experimental process, what they learned, what they liked, or did not liked and how this project connects with the learner. For example, the Learner's crystals formed a snowflake shape and so the learner is using the crystals as an ornament on their Christmas tree. We will also have a fun review KAHOOT quiz this week. Learning for us ALL!
  • Students will gain a basic understanding in Life Science - Insects, Plant Life, Ocean Life and Nutrition Earth Science - Earth Crust and Ocean Floor Physical Science - Sound and Chemical Change Also, students will improve and practice listening, attention and focus skills Retell some story facts and events. Answer basic comprehension questions
I have taught this class with my own children in our homeschool.  The books are delightful and insightful, the projects are fun and fascinating! With my crazy facial expressions, the books come alive. With the activities, we learn together. Welcome to the class!
1 - 2 horas semanales fuera de clase
Tarea
Frecuencia: incluido
Comentario: incluido
Detalles: Simple weekly assignments will be provided in the classroom. Parental/older sibling help may be necessary with some activities.
Evaluación
Frecuencia: incluido
Detalles: Discuss and share what is learned with family
A more specific Supply List will be provided in the classroom the week before the lesson is taught. With all the classes, if there is difficulty obtaining the item, substitutes can we used and will be suggested in the classroom.  Depending on the class, experiments may be changed or saved to be done later. Also, parental supervision may be needed with some of the experiments. THANKS

Here is a tentative list of supplies needed:
Magnifying glass, markers, crayons, scissors, pencils, worksheets (found in classroom)
Rocks
Vinegar
Baking Soda
Food Die
raw mussel (available in Seafood stores)
salt
sugar
clear glass/jar
pipe cleaners
string
pencil
clothespin
potting soil
seed (bean, radish, something fast growing)
paper/plastic cups
Favorite Food/recipe
unflavored gelatin
sandwich bags
small mirror (2x3)
flashlight
tissue paper
stick
yeast balloon
small water/pop bottle plastic or glass
All books are available from the Local Library or online, if pre-reading is desirable, but not necessary.
Se unió el April, 2020
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Washington Certificado de Docencia en Educación elemental
Licenciatura en Música o Teatro o Artes desde Brigham Young University
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por 10 clases
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