lisascience: Olympic Science: Slapshot physics - NBCOlympics.com - http://www.nbcolympics.com/science-of-the-games/
Here’s the slideshow I’ve been showing to 203, 205 and 206. It’s all about my trip to the Great Barrier Reef to study sea turtles. Turtle Presentation View more presentations from Lisa Fischler. ...
Click the picture to explore! Click the picture to explore a model of how the Earth orbits the Sun. This graphic has one BIG (big, big) problem with it. What do you think that is? Click the picture...
On Friday 203 got into a discussion about what sand is made out of… We looked at some samples VERY close up using a cool website called the Virtual Sand Collection. Click on the photo from Queensla...
We’ve talked in science about the ocean floor and how islands are formed from volcanoes that break the surface of the water… Here is one deep beneath the water!
225 is learning about the water cycle! We practiced being water drops and traced what happened to a drop of water as it went through the whole water cycle. Click here to play! Click the picture to ...
lisascience: We're getting close to winter break! Only a few days left!
Can you figure out which animals live in the Pennsylvania forest? Hint: not the sea turtle! Click on the picture to play the game! Click to play!
This video shows the different sizes of the planets in our solar system and our star, the Sun. Then it goes on to show that the Sun is pretty small next to some other stars! You can compare the si...
Click to play! 203, 205 and 206 have been learning about how the tilt of the Earth creates the seasons. We’ve noticed a lot of interesting things about time zones, day and night, and life in differ...
lisascience: Only a few days til winter break - good time to talk about seasons: http://www.teachersdomain.org/ext/ess05_int_seasonsgame/index.html
Click to play! 203, 205 and 206 have been learning a lot about food chains. Here is one of the games that we played. In this game, you must put the living things in order to “follow the energy” thr...
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