In this project, students will learn how rockets take off from the Earth. They will make a rocket out of paper and launch it using jet propulsion to understand how it works. Subsections of the Model Curriculum Learning objectives 4.1/4.2 Earth/Space 3.4.2.1 talk about some significant development events space;3.4.2.2 Explain the importance of outer space in human development
Water is one of the most important natural resources in human life. Where and how could people drink clean fresh water before? In this project, students will answer this question. In addition, in the practical part, students will make one of the engineering structures – the construction of a water well. Subsections of the Model Curriculum Learning objectives 3.4 natural resources 3.3.4.2 examination of the basic composition soil (sand, clay, waste plants and animals, water, air);3.3.4.3 definition of underlying ownership the soil;3.3.4.1 explanation of the role of soil in the life of some organisms3.4 study of soil fertility by composition
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Have you ever wondered why most fish never sink to the bottom of the ocean and float to the surface of the water? How is it that they can remain so perfectly buoyant underwater? I wonder how it works? Let’s find out. Subsections of the Model Curriculum Learning objectives 2.2 animals 3.2.2.2 distinguish animals by habitat
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Stop motion animation is a great way to introduce students to the world of filmmaking. In this project, students will create their own animation using materials at hand.
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About Course In this project, the organs of the body will be sculpted in plasticine. Pupils will learn interesting facts about the body and learn the basic functions of the basic organs.
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About Course In the 21st century, the transmission of information has become relevant. Computers, telephones, and all sorts of social media have appeared. And how in the ancient age, when King Caesar lived, did they send a message in time of war? With encryption, of course. In this project, pupils will learn different ways of transmitting information and make their own cipher words.
About course This project is designed to develop students’ basic knowledge of how computers work. In the first lesson, the pupils learn how to write numbers in the computer language (through binary notation). The second part of the project consists of a guessing game of the day and month of the student’s birth written in the computer language.
About course The goal of this project is to improve students’ understanding of operations with numbers. In the first lesson, students make up options for obtaining a number using various numbers and operations. Next, teams of students make up and assemble a puzzle.
About Course On this project, pupils will have to calculate the forces of elasticity, and apply them to the creation of a catapult.
About Course Geoboard is a tool for learning the many mathematical topics introduced in the primary and secondary grades. Students stretch the rubber bands around the buttons to form linear segments and polygons and learn more about perimeter, area, angles, matching, fractions, and more.
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