Exploring new tools sparks curiosity in science! Hands on learning is the best way to learn. This led into learning how to use spring scales to test the force of friction.
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Student groups were learning how to design an experimental investigation that tests the force of gravity. Watching them design and redesign as an engineering team was so fun! So many unique ideas! @EmilyLoftin4@comalcreekes@WoodsComal
Last week we launched our force & motion unit and had some fun with balloon rockets. Students learned how to turn a descriptive investigation into an experimental one.
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Exploring how circuits can produce sound and heat was a hit today! Understanding the important role switches play in circuits was also revealed when activating the buzzer. π @comalcreekes#todayatcces@EmilyLoftin4@WoodsComal
Today my students discovered what it means for a substance to be soluble in water. They love using our collaborative lab space and enjoy learning through investigations. #todayatcces@comalcreekes@EmilyLoftin4@Carly41595
Today was a fun day for me and my students! Their 1st observation lab went just as planned! πThey were curious, had a sense of disbelief, & began the first steps to thinking like a scientist. Their faces were priceless! π€£
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