Some examples of simple but effective activities to help students understand better concepts identified as being challenging. Here are examples that might help you with Sig Digs, Kinematics, and Vectors. All activities are involve kinaesthetic experiences, to bring class to life. Give it a try if you teach Physics!
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USING AN INQUIRY APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING BIODIVERSITY - GRADE 6
Categories: Lab/Student Activity, Lesson Plan, Unit Plan
Experiential education is the cornerstone of inquiry in this set of lessons about biodiversity. Learning about the outdoors, in the outdoors, is vastly important. All the beauty that surrounds the... read more
Teacher Demo: Crushed Can - The Power of Atmospheric Pressure
Categories: Teacher Demonstration
This is a classic demonstration that illustrates the power of atmospheric pressure. A small amount of water is heated in a pop can. The can is inverted and submerged in ice-cold water. As a result,... read more
The Kindergarten Movement Project
Categories: Lab/Student Activity
Stuck by Oliver Jeffers is a story about a boy who gets his kite stuck in a tree. He throws other objects up into the tree to try and get his kite down. This book can be used to inspire the design... read more
