First graders are learning about the water cycle and weather. Next is a unit on GERMS!
Second graders are learning about pushes and pulls, as well as what affects speed!
Next is a lesson on germs!
Here's your chance, Parents...Is your child longing for another pet, but you just can't take on that responsibility now? TRY ANIMAL FOSTER PARENTING! The Science Lab has great animals which need foster parents for the long weekends and breaks. You can choose from a bird, bunnies, guinea pig, frog, gecko, or hamsters. All animals come with a portable habitat and all the supplies they need. All you do is supply the love! (and fresh water and occasional poop scooping).
Just come by the Science Lab, select your pet, sign up for the time period you want to be a parent, and Voila! You can enjoy the benifits of temporary pet ownership! The best part...you can return then after the break!
Please forward any questions about the program to Mary.Partow@cobbk12.org.
Our Zoo is off to a fabulous start! We have two dwarf bunnies, a guinea pig, a gecko, a corn snake, a fire bellied toad, two dwarf Chinese hamsters, a turtle, and a cockatiel. All the students of Tritt have been introduced to a few of the animals at the end of thier Science Lad visits. Please feel free to visit our zoo any time classes are not in session. Check our sign up book for details.
Tritt Elementary's Discovery Porthole's science lab is ready for a new year of exciting experiments!
All classes will begin with an experiment which will teach the Scientific method--Observing, making a hypothisis, conducting an experiment and drawing conclusions from the results.
Many activities we do during the course of our day use the Scientific method. You can have fun with this at home--Try this at dinner: Observe your meal. Ask a question, say, Will my food taste the same if I hold my nose closed while I eat it? Form a hypothisis, or best guess about the answer. Try your experiment, then talk about the results!
Tritt Elementary's Discovery Porthole's science lab is ready for a new year of exciting experiments!
All classes will begin with an experiment which will teach the Scientific method--Observing, making a hypothisis, conducting an experiment and drawing conclusions from the results.
Many activities we do during the course of our day use the Scientific method. You can have fun with this at home--Try this at dinner: Observe your meal. Ask a question, say, Will my food taste the same if I hold my nose closed while I eat it? Form a hypothisis, or best guess about the answer. Try your experiment, then talk about the results!
Dear Tritt teachers,students and parents,
We have had such an incredible year in the Porthole. Thank you to everyone's support and time that you have given us. It was a real treat to have parent volunteers lending an extra hand!
We hope that you have a safe and funfilled summer! We shall see you in August.
All the best,
Mary and Jennifer
Our second grade classes are studying states of matter. They had fun making obleck and are now watching crystals form.
Third graders have been studying heat and energy. They will continue with this topic and focus on how heat travels.
Our fourth grade classes are finishing ecosystems and will begin the solar system next.
Fifth graders are finishing paper plant holders. Next, they will be learning about acids,bases and ph.
First Grade classes are discussing butterflies and how they camoflauge themselves. The last lesson planned will be "oceans in a bottle". Please be saving your empty plastic bottles( 6oz- 12oz).