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Before nice watches and fancy clocks, people relied on water clocks to tell time. Simple and remarkably consistent, these water clocks were used for centuries in places like China and Egypt. Won’t it be great to make our own ancient time piece?
This lesson will teach students about alternative ways to tell time. They will learn how gravity pulls water from a higher level to a lower one at a constant pace making it possible to reliably mark time by checking the amount of water left in a container. Gravity also pulls a bell that serves as an alarm.
Sharing is caring, but accurately measuring the things we plan on sharing and making sure everyone gets equal parts is on another level of thoughtfulness!
Chromatography may sound complicated. But it’s fun and will definitely make you feel artsy and science-y at the same time! Plus, it comes with blooms of lights!
Math and creativity meet in this challenging zoo-building session! Students will play the role of zoo designers who must try to fit animals like tigers, crocodiles and elephants into a public space. Knowledge of perimeter and area will come in handy.
Appropriately solving problems requires us to follow a series of steps. The same concept applies in mathematical problem solving. Equip the students with this knowledge as they take part in this session.
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