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Curious as to what route our blood takes as it goes in and out of our hearts? This activity will solve that curiosity and gauge the students’ knowledge about the topic at the same time.
The students will create a heart diagram by using an old folder and a printed sheet. Afterwards, they will trace the pathway of blood by using a yarn and a hairpin by following the holes on each letter.
Nature works together silently and we won’t see it work unless we observe. In this lesson, students will learn about relationships between organisms in the environment and show their understanding by creating egg mosaics of these relationships.
Cells are very small but very complicated in terms of parts. In this lesson, students will learn about the parts of the cell and try to replicate a cell using clay.
Ahoy, Mateys! Open your sails and fly your flags as we sail in this lesson. Students will discover the science behind buoyancy as they create their own sailboats.
Have the students discover more about their cold-blooded friends with this lesson! Specifically, they will get to know more about frogs and the process they go through as they grow.
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