First+Grade

= = Videos designed for First Grade students

9/26/13 My video is on color changing milk with food dye. I think it is a really cute idea and my first grade class really liked it. It is also nice because it is all things that you have in your house. media type="custom" key="23935356"
 * K'la Kennedy**


 * Exploring the 3 States of Matter, by Grace Gargus and Therese Kwiatkowski (Winter, 2013)**

In Part 1 students will go on a scavenger hunt of their house to find examples of the 3 states of matter. They will record their findings in their science notebook. In Part 2 students will make Goo and use their knowledge of the 3 states of matter to decide whether the Goo is a solid, liquid, or a gas. They will again use their science notebooks to record their observations and draw conclusions.

Part 1: @http://youtu.be/8w7vXnnMdQE Part 2: @http://youtu.be/IBZ6nmGG3r0

"Air Inquiry" Submitted by Maddie and Dawn 2013 Because air as a gas is insisible, it can be an abstract concept for students to comprehend it can be contained, felt, and put under pressure. The purpose of this 5E learning cycle, a flipped science lesson for first grade students, includes various at-home opportunities inquiring into the ways air in the natural world takes up space. Students will use their scientific journals and recommended materials to interact alongside the video's experiments.

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"Blubber Glove" Submitted by Cynthia Murphy 2012

Exploration of penguins and their thick layer of fat.

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"Capillary Action Caterpillar" Submitted by Tiger Teacher (AKA Kim de Young) (2012)

Exploration of the capillary action, cohesion, and adhesion

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"Egg Float" Submitted by Jessi Gastineau 2012

Exploration of Water Density

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"Is Play Dough a Solid?" Submitted by Wyatt Moum (2012)

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