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Time hop engineersTeacher: Kim Workman
Have you ever wondered how the Great Pyramids were built or the Leaning Tower of Pisa? Then this is the class for you. Each week you will learn about magnificent structures from all over the world and then construct models of them with materials that can be found right in your home.
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THe effective detective
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Ages: 9-14 |
Period 2: (11:11:55 am) |
What better way to motivate critical thinking than with a whodunit? Each week in class we will uncover the culprits in robberies, a dognapping, a forgery, and more! All cases will be fictional and hilarious! We will also study some interesting methods of collecting evidence and identifying suspects. The Effective Detective is the perfect way to sharpen your sleuthing skills and enjoy some cloak-and-dagger fun!
Aquatic Animal adventuresTeacher: Faith Bruck
Do you love animals? Do you love the water? Do you love animals who live in the water? Then this is the class for you! We will dive in and learn about the many wonderful creatures God has created and placed in the seas. Through exploration of traits and characteristics in books and videos, we will swim right along with these animals in their habitats. Do dolphins really smile? Do jellyfish have brains? How many arms do starfish really have? You'll be able to answer these and many more mysteries when you splash into this class!
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Physics Detective Detective
Teacher: Jennifer Decker
AGES: 6-10 PERIOD 2 (10-10:55 AM) This class is a fun way to introduce young students to concepts of physics that they will learn in later years of school. Our physics detectives will investigate energy, friction, light, mechanics, and more while engaging in hands-on activities each week |