Parents and student,<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Wishing everyone stays healthy and safe.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I will post on my blog weekly Science\/STEM and online link activities for all grades.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Some online sources students can use are: BrainPop Jr, Mystery Science
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To start, here are a few ideas:
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*Build tallest tower- using material such as legos, paper cups, blocks, etc
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*Build a bridge- using materials such as popsicle sticks, legos, blocks, paper towel rolls, cups
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*Sink\/Float activity- Fill a tub with water and test various objects and observe if they float or sink.
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*Pick a planet to research- Learn at least 10 new facts about it. Compare it to another planet. How are they the same\/different?
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*Pick an animal to research and create a poster- Describe the animal, it\u2019s habitat, adaptations, etc.
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*Create a new animal- What does it look like, what are its structures and functions, where would it live and why?
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*Go on Scaveger Hunt outside – Find as many objects as you can that start with each letter of the alphabet (Ex. A-ant, B-bark from tree, G-grass, R-root etc..)
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*Create an ecosystem in a shoe box-( be sure to have living and non-living items)- students can use paper and draw, color and cut objects, use items from outside like grass, dirt, sticks, leaves, little animal figures, etc.
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Create a monster activity- use site below to see slides and follow directions:<\/p>\n\n\n\n