Super Scientist Experiments:
STEM Education combines Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics to create a student-centered classroom. The curriculum is based on problem-solving, discovery, exploratory learning, and requires students to actively engage in a situation, in order to find its solution.
In a few weeks, we will be doing something new. We will have a SUPER SCIENTIST OF THE WEEK. Each week, a child will be assigned to be the Super Scientist. The Super Scientist will bring an experiment to school to share with the class. You can find your experiment on line by searching for “easy science experiments” or “science experiments with household items”; you can also look at websites like Pinterest. If you would like suggestions, I can also send home some ideas. This will be a great chance for your child to learn about science and in gaining experience with organizing their thoughts and speaking to a group. The week before you child is assigned to be the Super Scientist I will send a reminder note and a graphic organizer. Please keep in mind your child will have roughly 30 minutes to present!
You can find science experiments on the internet by searching “science experiments for kids” or if you need help please let me know. Your initial thought may be Mentos and Coke, but there are hundreds of experiments that don’t require the mixing of liquids or are less dramatic, that can still be excellent learning experiences.
Tuesday January 12 - Broc
Tuesday January 19 - Lilly
Tuesday January 26 - Cooper
Tuesday February 2 - Misael
Tuesday February 9 - Carolina
Tuesday February 16 - Gavyn
Tuesday February 23 - Chris
Tuesday March 1 - Aidan
Tuesday March 8 - Gersain
Tuesday March 15 - Colton
Tuesday March 22 - Brayden
Tuesday March 29 - Rylee
Tuesday April 5 - Kyler
Tuesday April 12 - Brady
Tuesday April 19 - Abby
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