April
Our Scientsists have been out exploring! Kindergartners visited the Tiny Scientist to investigate forces and motion in toys. Second graders visited the Connected Worlds exhibit at the New York Hall of Science to Celebrate Earth Week.
Our Scientsists have been out exploring! Kindergartners visited the Tiny Scientist to investigate forces and motion in toys. Second graders visited the Connected Worlds exhibit at the New York Hall of Science to Celebrate Earth Week.
Kindergartners are learning about natural and human-made resources by examining materials around the school and creating resource chains.
First graders are investigating how vibration creates sound.
Second graders are exploring various science tools.
Acting out animal defenses.
First graders studied patterns in the sky by modeling Earth's rotation and inventing constellations.
Kindergartners determined ways organisms can change their environment.
Second graders hosted an educator from the NYC Department of Environmental Protection to learn about sewers and storm water.
Kindergartners engineered beaver dams.
An investigation of how water flows.
This month brought some special events including virtual visits from STEM authors on World Read Aloud Day, Science Centers featuring STEM challenges, and Black History Month.
January
with Amazon directly.
Kindergartners are investigating the effect of sunlight on Earth's surface and engineering solutions to prevent chocolate from melting outside on a sunny day.
First graders are exploring animal parents and offspring on a field trip to the Prospect Park Zoo.
Second graders are modeling and recording observations about weathering and erosion.
Kindergartners are collecting weather data and observing weather patterns.
First graders are observing living things in the fifth grade science lab.
Second graders are creating models that demonstrate quick changes to the Earth.
Kindergartners are designing model homes that have the least negative impact on the environment.
First graders are are identifying plant parts and looking at them closely with stereo microscopes.
Second graders are engineering super insects that can pollinate and disperse seeds.
Kindergartners are looking closely at plants and plant parts.
First Graders are continuing to investigate how animals use their external parts to survive.
Second graders are making models to demonstrate pollination and seed dispersal.
It's Pet Day in Kindergarten!
Kindergarteners are investigating what animals need to survive.
1st graders are inquiring into how animals use their external parts to survive.
2nd graders are conducting and designing experiments to make discoveries about plant needs.
First Grade
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Second Grade
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Kindergarten
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