과학자처럼 생각하는 방법

In this 4-day camp, we discuss four things that good scientists do:  (1) Ask questions; (2) Make observations; (3) Make predictions; (4) Record their work.  Students will practice these four behaviors as they experiment with exciting chemical reactions and engineering challenges, using common, everyday objects you can find at home.  Through interactive slideshows, videos, books, and simple experiments, students will explore what "science" is, and will be encouraged to think like scientists.  

In each class, I will 
 -Introduce the topic (5-10 minutes)
 -Read a short story or watch a video about a scientist (15-20 minutes)
 -Perform an experiment (15-25 minutes)

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DAY 1
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TOPIC: What do scientists do? Introducing the 4 behaviors of scientists
BOOK: "On a Beam of Light" by Jennifer Berne
FEATURED SCIENTIST:  Albert Einstein
EXPERIMENTS:  Hopping Corn & Colorful Volcanoes

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DAY 2
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TOPIC: Making Observations
BOOK: "The Watcher" by Jeanette Winter
FEATURED SCIENTIST:  Jane Goodall
EXPERIMENTS:  Fizzy Balloon & Magic Milk

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DAY 3
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TOPIC: Asking Questions
VIDEO: How do Scientists Know So Much?
FEATURED SCIENTISTS:  Galileo Galilei & Mary Anning 
EXPERIMENTS:  Drawing Your Hand

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DAY 4
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TOPIC: Predicting & Recording
BOOK: "Ada Twist, Scientist" by Andrea Beaty
FEATURED SCIENTIST:  Ada Lovelace
EXPERIMENTS:  Foil Boats