Kindergarten Interdisciplinary
Kindergarten Interdisciplinary
Students are working on their Unit 2 GA Inspire Interdisciplinary Unit. They are planning a package design to safely carry an egg around. They are looking at 2-D and 3-D shapes and classifying objects based on materials.
Kindergarten students are investigating the concept of sink and float. First, they hypothesized what would happen and sorted the items based on if they would sink or float. While looking at items, they were asked to count the number of items for each category.
Literature: Sheep in a Jeep
“How can we keep the jeep from sinking?”
Students reviewed the concepts of sink and float and counting within 10 by creating a road made of "mud" (jello) that a car could not sink into.
Students observed similarities and differences between parents and offspring while finding shapes in animals. Ipads were used to research and journaling the details.
Our students received hands-on-learning with Master Gardener, Jim Humphries. Mr. Humphries taught our students all about soil and why it is important for plant growth.