등록 시 6개의 파일을 볼 수 있어요.
Access to the free textbook, which does not involve an account. 

General Supplies:
spiral notebook (very important)
paper
pencils
pens
crayons or coloring pencils (or markers)
highlighters
glue
scissors
notecards
ziploc bag-sandwich and gallon size
tape
raw egg, boiled egg
string
balloons
AA batteries
copper wire (recommended but not required)
lemon
wire clips to create lemon battery
paper towels
paper plates
clear cups
vinegar
sugar
bottled water
distilled water
baking soda
pepper
salt
headphones
posterboard
protractor
ruler
calculator
foil 
wax paper
dried rice

Potential Energy Lab:
Standard Wooden Mousetrap (Do not use rat traps as they can injure you severely)
- Household items that can be used as the following:
o Wheels- CD’s, thread spools, lids, cans etc. work well
o Axle- Pencils, dowels, rods, pens etc. work well
o Body of the car- Bottles, boxes, cans etc. work well
o String or fishing line
o Tape

Steam Powered Chemical Energy Lab:
– Baking soda, white vinegar, plastic bottles, straws, hot glue, a bathtub or kiddie pool to use. 

Ping Pong Lab:
-plastic cups and ping pong balls or small balls

Optional dancing battery lab-
Copper Wire
1/2″ x 1/8″ Neodymium Disc Magnets
AA Battery
3 in 1 Combination Tool or pliers/wire cutters
Template
Crepe Paper (optional for skirt)
Hot Glue (optional)

Balloon Car-a shape to represent a 3d car (you can use a water bottle, toy car, etc.), 4 wheels (can be plastic tops), balloon



Additional supplies maybe needed but I will post in enough time. Students can be creative and use common household items if needed. If supplies can not be bought, the student can skip or watch a similar video. 

이 수업에서는 아웃스쿨 교실 외에도 다음의 툴을 사용합니다:
Free Textbook (Does not involve an account)
Google Slides
Google Docs
Quizlet
Youtube
Loom
Padlet
Flipgrid

Please carefully read the class description, review the supply list, and reach out if you have questions. 
Outschool disclaimer: Please look over the supply list and do not use any items the child maybe allergic to. 
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Class Information For Parents:
I am only a small piece of your homeschool puzzle. My goal is to provide your family quality curriculum, fun labs, crafts and assessment tools. I have over 23 years of experience in the classroom and homeschooling my own children. Over the years I have taught in the private, public and college setting providing quality labs and curriculum. I currently write science curriculum for 3 states to be used in public school classrooms. Over the years I have improved my craft by taking countless professional development on assessment methods, how to integrate technology into the classroom, and hands-on activities that promote learning. I am now taking my experience to provide quality curriculum for homeschool families.

Third Party Tools: In my classes I use the following at times to help with comprehension: YouTube summary videos, Loom (I create how to videos), Quizizz, Quizlet, Nearpod, Flipgrid, Google Docs, and Google Slides. Outschool would like us to list all third party tools we may use in the class description. 

Assessments: Because my classes are flex, the option for live testing is not included. Instead I have a paid premium teacher membership to Quizizz and Quizlet. When it is time for an assessment I provide the student a website link and special code to take the test. Quizizz and Quizlet both grade test immediately for the family and allow the student the option to retest for a higher grade. Then students are asked to write down the grade, test name and date in their spiral on the "test score" page. All flex parents are asked to look at the spiral and test score page periodically to keep informed and to see how well the student is progressing in the class. If you are participating in a co-op that requires live testing, please let me know. I have a special Outschool one day option add-on that you can use for live testing. You can simply request the time/day for live testing that works for you. I have found that some flex parents use my Quizizz/Quizlet tests, but some families opt out of testing so it is whatever works best for your family. But I do provide the assessments if you would like to use them. Once the student is on the testing site via my special code they may also use the site for test over other subjects also. 

How To Grade: I recommend that parents add up all of the test scores at the end of the session, and divide by the number of test to get the final average for the class. At the end of the class I provide a general letter of completion that can be used for your records or charter/private/co-op use. If you need me to put a specific average on the letter, I am more than happy to just let me know the average your child has or seen me a list of their test scores to average.

Please review the first post components with your child upon registration. This post is very important-it contains the class science template, standards, and class expectations.