She got there a little earlier, so we built towers for the marbels to travel down. I had a lot of fun with this :) Katie liked it too.
They started with circle time and a lesson about different forces. They talked about push and pull, gravity, and magnets. They all walked around the Science Center to try to find examples of machines and forces. Then, miss Jamie showed them around the stations. They had several tables set up with different simple machine activities. This is the stuff I did with 5th graders and they set up very similar projects for 3 to 5 year old and they loved it.
Ms. Jamie showing them the stations |
Katie moved the fulcrum around to see if she needed more or less beans to lift her load |
making her catapult |
testing pulleys |
Does one pulley or two pulleys make it easier? |
Moving the waterbottle up the inclined plane |
different angles |
this wedge business was dangerous |
After we left the Science Center we ran into this pirate who told us that the Natural History Museum was free today for San Diego residents since it was so hot with the fires. Okay, twist my arm and I'll check it out :)
Helping the dinosaur eggs hatch |
oh no! its getting her |
flapping the sea otter tail |
opening jaws |
its pirate time |
Katie loved this rattle snake |
and the garden snake |
hi Levi |
this pirate gave her booty |
He wants to join the elephant herd |
smoke behind our house |
from the backyard. I guess this is from the San Marcos fire |
Then I made a recipe that I got from my sister in law Vivien. It was delicious. My mom ate all the brussel sprouts, even though she thought she hated them.
This is the never ending post- I hope you like it Dan! I think I'm done now. <3 you
Such a fun day Bonnie. Katie's science class looked awesome. thanks for the delicious dinner too
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