Rocks!

Junior Kindergarten Scientists:

Bring a rock no bigger than your hand to your next science class!

Your rock is invited for a sleepover in the lab.  

We'll make a sleeping mat so it will be comfortable.

Note; if you don’t have a favorite rock, I have plenty to share with you! 

What will our 5 senses teach us about CHANGE?

Our young scientists are familiar with the science tools they carry with them wherever they go, (the 5 Senses), we will  use them to observe change.

• How can we tell when sounds change?  
• How does a scientist use sound? 
• What can I do with my child  to explore more about sound?
• How does the feeling of change cornstarch change after adding water? Should you dare to try this at home...
• How does our mouth experience change?  Taste and feel   change in water when adding ice and lemonade powder.
• How do our eyes observe change in sun-sensitive paper?How does the nose help us observe changes in bread as it is  toasted?

 

Spiders!!!

Our first visitor...the daddy long legs.

Hey, I'm not a spider!  I'm an arachnids, and my real name is

Opilliones, 

which is my Latin name for "aphid eater".

Check out my video!