El Laboratorio de Ciencias: ¡Club de Ciencias Prácticas!
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1 reunión en vivo
30 minutos horas de clase por semanaExperiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. Preschool - Kindergarten
In this ongoing science club, students will complete a different hands on experiment or project each week. We will discuss the scientific method and share our results or completed project. Some of our experiments will be completed start to finish during class, others may need some time throughout the week to complete. This class will be very interactive. The students will participate in both structured learning and some socializing as well. At the beginning of each class, students will have an opportunity to share any science they did throughout the week! Materials needed for each class will be items easily found either at a grocery store or from amazon. A materials list will be provided one week in advance. Weekly themes are subject to change as we will be following suggestions and interests from the students in the class, at least one week's notice will be given for any changes! Week of August 25th - September 7th: Catapult 8 - 10 large popsicle sticks/ tongue depressors 3 - 5 rubber bands Small objects: pennies, mini marshmallows, legos, etc. Tape measurer *No class August 29th - September 4th* Week of September 8th - September 14th: Apple Exploration Baking soda Vinegar Two apples: One cut in half to explore inside Other should have core removed leaving a hole in center Tray to catch any mess Week of September 15th - September 21st: Robot Design Supplies for creating a robot: boxes, toilet paper rolls, tin foil, tape, glue, pip cleaners, markers, etc. PDF Pencil Week of September 22nd - September 28th: Paleontologists A large shallow container filled with sand, kinetic sand, or rice Small dinosaurs, shells, rocks, or pasta noodles buried inside Paintbrushes Playdough Week of September 29th - October 5th: Leaf Exploration PDF Crayons Extra sheet of paper One or two leaves Week of October 6th - October 12th: Living vs. Non- Living PDF Markers or crayons Week of October 13th - October 19th: Rock Cycle 4 starburst candies cut into fourths Small plastic bag Small microwave safe dish Week of October 20th - October 26th: Rubber Egg Clear cup filled ¾ with vinegar Egg Week of October 27th - November 2nd: Pumpkin Exploration A small/medium sized pumpkin with the lid cut off and the insides scooped out into a separate bowl (we will use all of these parts during class). 1 part baking soda to 2 parts white vinegar ( the amounts will depend on the size of your pumpkin, you will need enough vinegar to fill your pumpkin for the explosion to overflow!) A tray to put the pumpkin on to catch the messy explosion Food coloring (optional) Week of November 3rd - November 9th: Rain and Clouds Jar filled halfway with water Shaving cream Small dish of blue water Small dish of yellow water Dropper Week of November 10th - November 16th: Lemon Volcanoes Lemon cut in half Baking soda Popsicle stick Tray OPTIONAL: Food coloring Week of November 17th - November 23rd: Melting Ice Muffin tin with several ice cubes in each spot Salt Baking soda Water Vinegar Week of November 24th - November 30th: Lava Lamp A tray Glass jar Water Vegetable oil Food coloring Alka seltzer tablet *No Classes November 28th* Week of December 1st through December 7th: Earthquakes Tray Two types of blocks Week of December 8th - December 14th: Constellations Toothpicks or pretzel sticks Mini marshmallows Week of December 15th - December 21st: Plants 3 or 4 cups filled halfway with water 3 or 4 different colors of liquid food coloring 3 or 4 stalks of celery with leaves, romaine lettuce, or white flowers Week of December 22nd - December 28th: Tornadoes Jar with tight fitting lid Water Small beads, rocks, glitter, and/or sand Dish soap *No Classes December 25th* Week of December 29th - January 4th: Teeth DAY BEFORE CLASS: Place a hard boiled egg in water, a hard boiled egg in coffee or dark soda, and a hard boiled egg into a liquid of your choice. Bring your cups with egg still inside to class Toothbrush Toothpaste Week of January 5th - January 11th: Slime ½ cup of clear or white glue 1/4 cup of water ¼ - ½ cup liquid starch (must be store bought!) Food coloring OR Elmer’s slime kit OR Supplies for Slime recipe of your choice Week of January 12th - January 18th: Snow 2 lb box of baking soda 1 can of shaving cream (foam works best, but gel will also work!) Large bowl or container for mixing Spoon OPTIONAL: Extra baking soda and shaving cream for more snow making! Week of January 19th - January 25th: Color Mixing Chemical Reactions 1 cup of vinegar dyed red 1 cup of vinegar dyed yellow 1 cup of vinegar dyed blue 3 bowls with 5 tablespoons of baking soda in each Tray Extra vinegar, food coloring, and baking soda *No Class January 20th* Week of January 26th - February 1st: Sink or Float Bucket or container filled with water Large towel 3 - 5 household items Week of February 2nd - February 8th: Static Electricity A blown up latex balloon Tissue paper cut into various shapes and sizes Week of February 9th - February 15th: Magnets A magnet 3 - 5 household items Week of February 16th - February 22nd: Non - Newtonian Fluid 1 ½ cups cornstarch ½ cup water Food coloring Spoon Container Small toys, shovels, scoops, funnels, etc. Extra water and cornstarch Week of February 23rd - March 1st: Volcanoes Small cup Tin foil Baking soda Vinegar Food color Tray Week of March 2nd - March 8th: Growing Gummy Bears Gummy bears (at least 5) 3 small cups of water 1 small cup of vinegar 2- 3 teaspoons of salt 2 - 3 teaspoons of baking soda PDF or paper and markers Labels for your cups Week of March 9th - March 15th: How Does a Butterfly Eat? 4 different liquids in covered cups with straws (keep these a mystery from your little scientist!) OPTIONAL: PDF Week of March 16th - March 22nd: Force and Motion A few different balls or cars Ramp supplies: piece of cardboard, books, cutting board, baking sheet, etc. Towel or bubble wrap Week of March 23rd - March 29th: Salt Water Density 4 clear cups filled with water Small items such as beads or plastic gems that sink in plain water 2 tablespoons of salt 2 tablespoons of sugar 2 tablespoons of baking soda spoon Week of March 30th - April 5th: Bubbles Store bought bubbles 1 cup water 2 tablespoons of corn syrup 4 tablespoons of dishwashing liquid Bowl Large towel and a tray Bubble wands Spoon Week of May 12th - May 18th: Sunscreen Paintings Sunscreen Small plate Paintbrush Several sheets of black paper A few other colors of paper Week of April 6th - April 12th: Ice Cream in a Bag Gallon sized ziplock bag Sandwich sized ziplock bag 1 cup half and half (or dairy free alternative) 2 tablespoons sugar ½ teaspoon vanilla extract 3 cups of ice ⅓ cup kosher salt Toppings of your choice, bowl, spoon Gloves Week of April 13th - April 19th: Candy Rainbow Skittles Water Several white bowls or small plates Week of April 20th - April 26th: What Dissolves in Water 4 clear cups of water 4 different powders of your choice: pepper, salt, gelatin powder, flour, sugar, etc. 4 spoons or stirrers PDF Pencil Week of April 27th - May 3rd: Sea Turtle Life Cycle White and Green playdough Week of May 4th - May 10th: Fireworks in a Jar A clear jar filled 3/4 way with water A container or jar with 3 tablespoons of vegetable oil inside 4 liquid food colors ("free from artificial dyes" will not work in this experiment!) A spoon Optional: extra oil Week of May 11th - May 17th: Buoyancy 20 pennies 2 pieces of tin foil about the same size Container with a wide opening filled with water Additional small toys or objects Week of May 18th - May 24th: Walking Rainbow 4 clear cups or jars filled all the way with water 3 empty clear cups or jars Red liquid artificial food coloring Blue liquid artificial food coloring Yellow liquid artificial food coloring (Natural food dye and gel food dye will not work as well in this experiment!) 6 paper towels Week of May 25th - May 31st: Ocean Layers ¾ cup corn syrup dyed black ¾ cup blue dish soap ¾ cup water dyed purple ¾ cup vegetable oil ¾ cup rubbing alcohol Large water bottle or mason jar with a lid (must be able to fit all the liquid inside) Funnel Week of June 1st - June 7th: Jellyfish in a Bottle An empty disposable plastic bottle (soda, water, gatorade, etc) with the label removed Enough water to fill the bottle you bring Food coloring Plastic grocery bag Scissors Week of June 8th - June 14th: Compare and Contrast Two items PDF Week of June 15th - June 21st: Balloon Blow Up Empty water or soda bottle filled ⅓ way with vinegar (balloon must be able to fit over mouth of bottle) Balloon Small funnel Baking soda Week of June 22nd - June 28th: Magic Milk A couple of shallow dishes with whole milk (just enough to cover the bottom) Food coloring Small bowl of dawn dish soap Q tips Week of June 29th - July 5th: Popcorn Popcorn, puffcorn, or other snack PDF Week of July 6th - July 12th: Animal Habitats Small box Colored paper Markers Scissors Glue Small animal toy This class will continue with at least 44 weeks of experiments, scientific concepts, and projects and then the content will recycle! (This schedule is subject to changes!) *Some of these experiments are repeats of my one time classes, but repeating experiments is great for little scientists and gives them the opportunity to try different variables!*
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Orientación para padres
Parents may need to help young learners with some experiments.
Lista de útiles escolares
Materials will be provided one week in advance or upon enrollment.
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Recursos externos
Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
Maestría en Educación desde University of Maryland, College Park
Hello to Everyone! My name is Miss Meghan and I can’t wait to meet your child. I enjoy teaching a variety of classes for preschool and early elementary ages.
I hold a Master's Degree in Early Childhood Special Education. At the beginning of my career, I worked extensively with children with autism in home settings designing programs to help students access the world around them in an empowering way. After my oldest daughter was born, I became a licensed childcare provider creating a home away from home for many children to grow and learn. When my youngest daughter was born, I decided it was time to explore other options and that is how I landed at Outschool. I am so grateful for this opportunity and love meeting new learners from all over the world.
I have a passion for instilling a love of learning in young children through exposure, messy play, and fun! I strongly believe that letting children delve into learning at their own level and allowing for different types of learning styles sets children up for a life long learning journey.
In addition to teaching on Outschool, I also homeschool my two daughters who are my pride and joy. I feel so grateful to have a career that I love that also affords me the opportunity to spend time with my own children as well. In my free time, I enjoy art, brainstorming new lesson ideas, cross stitch, and reading!
I offer science, art, language arts, social studies, math, and social classes for preschool and kindergarten age groups, as well as social groups for neurodivergent! Please feel free to message me with any questions!
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