Learning about the different states of matter is an important foundational concept in science. The goal of this lesson is to teach students matter in all three states, for them to understand how molecules act and behave, and also for them to realize that we are surrounded by objects and items that are constantly changing. Let’s have some fun!
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As March comes to an end so does our lesson on magnets. We did so many science activities, had so much fun, and hopefully learned a lot too. It can be great to review our material and talk to our friends and family about it. Maybe you have a little brother or sister who you can teach about magnets. This video should help you out!
Happy learning!
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How lucky were we to have a scientist in the classroom today!!! We got to learn more about magnets, play in the sandbox, read books, play games, and even make our own fishing pole to catch some magnetic sharks!!! We had so much fun and everyone was very well behaved! Thanks for making today such a fun day! Below is a great site that you can go to which shows you how to make the fishing pole, play the fishing game, and also a helpful video!
You can check it out HERE!
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Magnets have been SO much fun so far. We know all the important terms, we know what the words mean, and we have been able to play lots of fun games and activities. Next up is making predictions. Prediction is just a big fancy word for making guesses. Can you guess how many magnetic items the magnet can pick up? Let’s guess and see if we are right!!!
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A simple activity that can be done in the classroom or at home is having students find items that are magnetic and non-magnetic. So grab a magnetic and go on a treasure hunt! Here are a few questions to keep in mind while you look for your treasure!
What kind of items are magnetic?
What kind of material do you think these items are made of?
Do magnets stick to other magnets???
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Hello my dear Kindy’s
I hope you’re all ready for our unit on magnets! It’s going be very attractive and I promise I will pull you in. You be stuck on the unit the whole time! For starters we will be reading a book about magnets and learning a little bit more about them. We will talk, play, and ask lots of questions to try to learn as much as possible. If you want to read more books at home with your parents, here are a few suggestions!
Happy learning!
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