Here's what we did in Science Lab this week:
- Kindergarten: We practiced using our sense of hearing during an egg match memory game and our sense of smelling during a wafting test.
- 1st grade: We learned more about volume and choosing the right science tool for the job.
- 2nd grade: We learned more about the scientific method by conducting an experiment with Tic Tacs.
- 3rd grade: We started planning for our first independent experiment called "Milk in Motion." Students learned about "investigable questions" and how to prep for an experiment.
- 4th grade: We rotated to various stations around the room to learn how animals' adaptations help them survive in their environment.
Upcoming Events:
- On Tuesday, October 22nd, 4th graders will start an adaptations project during
Science Lab. This project requires the use of lots of arts and craft
supplies. If you have any extra craft supplies at home that you would
like to get rid of, please send them to the lab! I do have some supplies
but probably not enough for the entire grade. Students will be
constructing a brand new animal of their choice with adaptations. I'm
encouraging students to think creatively for this project, so almost any
supply goes!
- The Super Science Sale will come to OUES for the second year in a
row on December 2 - 6. It will be set up much like Book Fair -- where
students have an opportunity to preview at the beginning of the week and
shop the rest of the week. I'll post an updated list of shop hours when
the date gets closer.
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