Water Wonders
WATER WONDERS
The activities this week focus on Water and it's importance to support life all around us. Remember, we would love to feature some of your student’s work on our social media outlets. You can help us with this by using the #STEMATHOME hashtag and tagging the Oakley STEM Center (@TNTechSTEM) on your posts.
The Water Cycle.pdfThe Water Cycle
Learn how water circulates while you color.
The Magic of Water.pdfThe Magic of Water
Create the water cycle in a bag! (See instruction video below)
Water Wanted.pdfWater Wanted
What needs water to survive?
Water Tightrope.pdfWater Tightrope
Can water stay on the tightrope?
Water Racing.pdfWater Drop Racing Image
Use this maze in the Water Drop Racing activity.
Water Racing.pdfWater Drop Racing Activity
Can you move water from the lake to the faucet?
Properties of Water.pdfProperties of Water
A list of fun activities for our older learners!
Water Cycle.movWater Cycle in a Bag
Here is a video of Megan Whitson, an Early Childhood Education major, who will teach you how to make a Water Cycle in a Bag! We appreciate all of the students helping us with this STEM AT HOME initiative.
All the Water in the World SAH.mp4All the Water in the World
(4-8 Years)
George Ella Lyon, Katherine Tillotson
All the Water in the World is a poetic, graphically stunning look at the world's water supply. With an "infectious beat and eye-catching illustrations" (Booklist), this title covers where water comes from, where it goes, and why we must protect it.
A message from George Ella:
You are more than welcome to make All the Water in the World available for teachers and students on your website. I'm happy to think that it could be useful in this difficult time. I so admire how teachers keep learning underway, virus or no virus.
May we all stay well & keep learning!
For all our voices,
George Ella
Guest Reader: Kyle Wendt a Civil Engineering sophomore and student worker at the STEM Center.
Video Production: Gary Bradford our AV Specialist at the STEM Center.
