1st Grade
Get ready to blast off into space as we dive deep into the sun, moon, Earth and our solar system. There is something about space that sparks curiosity in all of us and this exploration will take students on an adventure into the mystery of space.
In this exploration, students will have the opportunity to:
Dive deeper into the revolution and rotation of Earth
Create a hands on model to show how day and night occurs
Explore the sky and cloud patterns
2nd Grade
The human body is complex yet fascinating. Some of the most exciting discoveries in the field of science are being played out in the human body. In this exploration, students will investigate the human body systems and how they intricately work together as a functional unit.
In this exploration, students will have the opportunity to:
Dive deep into the human body systems and their major organs
Create scientific models to learn how certain organs and body systems work
3rd Grade
Scratch uses words, numbers and complex thinking processes to create fun games and animations. It is a higher level coding class designed for coders that are comfortable with reading and math. Students do not need to have taken Scratch Jr. to be a part of this exploration, but should ideally have consistent reading and math skills.
In this exploration, scholars will have the opportunity to:
Think creatively and work collaboratively
Dive deeper into the area of computer science and coding
Create interactive programs using coding blocks
Investigate how positive and negative numbers can be used when using various coding blocks
2nd & 3rd Grade
Students will learn about the history and art of origami. By practicing origami, students will begin to develop a knowledge of the geometric properties that are involved in its process. In each class, students will create different origami sea creatures that will be used to make a mural.
In this exploration, scholars will have the opportunity to:
Learn about the origin and history of origami along with
Be challenged in an entertaining way
Problem solve, and use math skills such as, fractions and geometry
Does a computer communicate the same way that we do? Does it understand English? Spanish? No. Deep down, a computer is translating every piece of information that it gets into its own simply processed language called binary. In this exploration, students will learn how to understand the language of the computer.
In this exploration, scholars will have the opportunity to:
Learn about how binary is used in computers
Explore decoding and encoding messages in binary
Create an art project with their name encoded in binary