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Das "document Kepler" ist das Haus in Regensburg, in dem Johannes Kepler im Jahr 1630 gestorben ist. Dort befindet sich nicht nur eine sehr schöne Ausstellung zu Leben und Werk des großen Astronomen. Sondern auch ein "Science Lab" in dem man sich interaktiv mit astronomischen Themen beschäftigen kann. Es gibt jede Menge Fragen, die man sich zu Keplers Zeiten gestellt hat und die heute immer noch relevant für die Astronomie sind. Über eine davon reden wir in dieser Spezialfolge: Wie sterben Sterne?
Das "document Kepler" ist das Haus in Regensburg, in dem Johannes Kepler im Jahr 1630 gestorben ist. Dort befindet sich nicht nur eine sehr schöne Ausstellung zu Leben und Werk des großen Astronomen. Sondern auch ein "Science Lab" in dem man sich interaktiv mit astronomischen Themen beschäftigen kann. Es gibt jede Menge Fragen, die man sich zu Keplers Zeiten gestellt hat und die heute immer noch relevant für die Astronomie sind. Über eine davon reden wir in dieser Spezialfolge: Wo ist das Zentrum des Universums?
It's just not one election that picks the president. It's 51. Every state and Washington D.C. has its own rules and deadlines for voting. And in most states, early voting is already underway.More than 4 in 10 voters cast their ballots by mail in 2020. That's according to an analysis from MIT's Election Data and Science Lab.Nearly 4 million mail-in ballots have already been cast in this election. That's only a fraction of the more than 53 million voters have requested so far – about a quarter of all expected voters. And the requests are split evenly between political parties so far. That's according to The New York Times.We discuss the role mail-in ballots could play in determining the outcome of the election. Want to support 1A? Give to your local public radio station and subscribe to this podcast. Have questions? Connect with us. Listen to 1A sponsor-free by signing up for 1A+ at plus.npr.org/the1a.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy
Hey everyone! We're back with an exciting new episode of “Ey Up Ellis!” and in this episode we blend football with a dash of science to explore the art and physics behind the beautiful game. Are you ready for some football physics? We start by tackling a listener's question about our favourite Leeds United players. From the club's golden era legends to modern-day icons, we reminisce about the players who have captured our hearts and share the stories that make them unforgettable. Whether you're a die-hard Leeds fan or just love hearing about great players, this segment is sure to stir up some football nostalgia! The Big Question! Who Are Our Favourite Leeds United Players? We start by tackling a listener's question about our favourite Leeds United players. From the club's golden era legends to modern-day icons, we reminisce about the players who have captured our hearts and share the stories that make them unforgettable. Whether you're a die-hard Leeds fan or just love hearing about great players, this segment is sure to stir up some football nostalgia! Visiting The National Football Museum Our journey then takes us on a road trip to the National Football Museum in Manchester (Repping Leeds United of course!). We dive into the rich history and heritage of football, exploring exhibits that cover everything from the game's early days to its most unforgettable moments. Introducing Grandad's Science Lab! But the real highlight of this episode is our brand-new feature, “Grandad's Science Lab.” In this segment, Ellis' grandad takes the mic to unravel the mysteries of the football field, starting with the science behind curling a ball. How do players like Messi and Beckham make it look so easy? What are the forces at play when the ball bends around defenders? Grandad breaks it all down, offering insights into the physics of spin, aerodynamics, and technique that might just change the way you see (and play) the game. So, whether you're here for the football banter, the deep dive into history, or a bit of science that could improve your free kicks, this episode of “Ey Up Ellis!” has something for everyone. Grab your headphones and get ready for an entertaining and enlightening journey through the world of football! Hope you like it!
We all love Science, using beakers and mixing chemicals, but it can have a done side when an experiment goes horribly wrong... This story was sent in by our friend Kennedy, age 8 from Orlando FL. ** Music by teles50 from Pixabay
As people struggle through things, it can be hard to understand how to help them. We may not always get it right, but how can we be more Christ-like in helping them through struggles?
About this episode: Gain-of-function research involves altering a virus to make it more transmissible or deadly in order to develop vaccines, therapies, and perform other research. But the practice has long raised concerns about safety. In May, the White House released new policies around gain-of-function research hoping to shore up both safety measures and trust in this field of research. In this episode: a breakdown of the new policies and their general reception among scientists and the public. Guests: Gigi Gronvall is a senior scholar at the Center for Health Security and an associate professor in Environmental Health and Engineering at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Host: Lindsay Smith Rogers, MA, is the producer of the Public Health On Call podcast, an editor for Expert Insights, and the director of content strategy for the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Show links and related content: United States Government Policy for Oversight of Dual Use Research of Concern and Pathogens with Enhanced Pandemic Potential—The White House White House overhauls rules for risky pathogen studies—Science Lab practices go under the microscope—Politico Gain-of-Function Research: Balancing Science and Security—Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health Magazine Contact us: Have a question about something you heard? Want to suggest a topic or guest? Contact us via email or visit our website. Follow us: @PublicHealthPod on X @JohnsHopkinsSPH on Instagram @JohnsHopkinsSPH on Facebook @PublicHealthOnCall on YouTube Here's our RSS feed
Technology has revolutionized nearly every aspect of our lives, and education is no exception. Integrating technology in classrooms has brought about significant changes, offering new opportunities and challenges for students and educators. In this episode of the Learning Through Technology podcast, Alex and Bob connect with Nicholas J Stahl for the second part of their discussion. Nick is a science teacher and esports General Manager at Hermon High School. Join us as we discuss the power of student engagement and the impact of esports as a competitive club in education. Nick shares his experience starting an esports program at his high school, highlighting its popularity among students who may not be interested in traditional clubs or other extracurriculars. We delve into the challenges of teaching and engaging students, emphasizing the importance of interesting and practical skills. The conversation also explores the role of electives in building relationships with students and creating a welcoming environment. Don't miss out on this insightful podcast that showcases Nick's passion for crafting innovative learning experiences.
On part 2 of this week's episode, we talk with authors Phil Witte and Rex Hesner about their book, "Funny Stuff: How Great Cartoonists Make Great Cartoons".Phil Witte is a long time cartoonist with cartoons published in The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Reader's Digest, and regional magazines, as well as British publications, such as Private Eye, The New Statesman, and The Spectator. He has previously written two best selling books, "What You Don't Know About Turning 50" and its sequel, "What You Don't Know About Turning 60".Rex Hesner is a retired Waste Water Treatment Manager (He knows his... stuff) and is very knowledgeable about cartoons (as I said, he knows his... stuff!)"Funny Stuff: How Great Cartoonists Make Great Cartoons" is a great book and a highly recommended addition to any humor library.You can order the book here:https://www.amazon.com/Funny-Stuff-Great.../dp/1633889807You can also find their cartoon articles here:https://www.cartoonstock.com/blog/author/philcctoons/On Part 1 of the episode, we discuss the current contests:Winning captions for New Yorker contest #901 (Pop-up Science Lab).Finalists for contest #903 (I thought there'd be more ship (Thanks Beth!)). Current New Yorker contest #905 (Rodent Riders). We also talk about our favorite cartoons from the current issue of the New Yorker.Send us questions or comments to: Cartooncaptioncontestpodcast@gmail.comSend your contest complaints or suggestions to:support@newyorker.com.
Fat Loss School - Weight loss, Wellness, and Mindset Lessons for Women Over 50
Have you ever considered that your difficulty in losing weight could be chronic inflammation? It can be a silent condition wreaking havoc on your body and attributed to everything from anxiety to diabetes to heart disease. In this episode, Louise Digby, nutritional therapist, shares wellness information especially for us fabulous-over-50 women so we can both avoid disease AND successfully lose fat. Contact Louise Digby on Instagram @louisedigbynutrition, at her website www.louisedigbynutrition.com, or at her The Thriving Metabolism podcast. CONNECT with Amy Bryan any of the following ways: ENROLL in my next FASTer Way 6-week online class at https://www.fasterwaycoach.com/AMYBRYAN JOIN my free info group, SCHEDULE a discovery call, VOICE MESSAGE me, and DOWNLOAD freebies at www.linktr.ee/amybryanfasterway. EMAIL me at amy@fatlossschool.net
It's All Been Done Radio Hour Commercial #252 Georgie's Jabs #25 "Renewal" Georgie brings her show back from the dead, to Jimmy's chagrin. Visit our website http://iabdpresents.com Script books, clothing, and more at https://amzn.to/3km2TLm Please support us at http://patreon.com/IABD Find more from It's All Been Done Radio Hour here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iabdpresents/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iabdpresents A comedy radio show originally performed Saturday, July 8, 2023, at Boxland in Columbus, Ohio. STARRING Nathan Haley as Georgie Schlotte With Joe Morales as Jimmy GUEST STARRING Beth Muir as Crystal Narrated by Darren Esler Foley Artist Megan Overholt Podcast edited by Trulie Awesome Productions Written by Jerome Wetzel Directed by Kristin Green Music Director Kristin Green Theme Songs composed by Nathan Haley, with lyrics by Jerome Wetzel Technical Director Shane Stefanchik When you post about us, hashtag #IABD #youtuberadioplays #bestyoutubepodcastchannels
Technology has revolutionized nearly every aspect of our lives, and education is no exception. Integrating technology in classrooms has brought about significant changes, offering new opportunities and challenges for students and educators. In this episode of the Learning Through Technology podcast, Alex and Bob connect with Nicholas J Stahl, a science teacher and esport General Manager at Hermon High School. Discover how Nick transformed the Game Club into a thriving esports team, overcoming funding challenges with the support of the administration and boosters. Learn how Nick incorporates gaming into the classroom, from block coding to game theory. Uncover the untapped opportunities in the gaming industry, including scholarships and careers in game development. Take advantage of this inspiring conversation highlighting the power of support, starting small, and exploring new horizons in education. Join us next fortnight for part 2 of this episode!
Das "document Kepler" ist das Haus in Regensburg, in dem Johannes Kepler im Jahr 1630 gestorben ist. Dort befindet sich nicht nur eine sehr schöne Ausstellung zu Leben und Werk des großen Astronomen. Sondern auch ein "Science Lab" in dem man sich interaktiv mit astronomischen Themen beschäftigen kann. Es gibt jede Menge Fragen, die man sich zu Keplers Zeiten gestellt hat und die heute immer noch relevant für die Astronomie sind. Über eine davon reden wir in dieser Spezialfolge: Wie funktioniert die Schwerkraft?
Das "document Kepler" ist das Haus in Regensburg, in dem Johannes Kepler im Jahr 1630 gestorben ist. Dort befindet sich nicht nur eine sehr schöne Ausstellung zu Leben und Werk des großen Astronomen. Sondern auch ein "Science Lab" in dem man sich interaktiv mit astronomischen Themen beschäftigen kann. Es gibt jede Menge Fragen, die man sich zu Keplers Zeiten gestellt hat und die heute immer noch relevant für die Astronomie sind. Über eine davon reden wir in dieser Spezialfolge: Hat das Universum ein Ende?
In Folge 107 warten wir auf das Erscheinen eines neuen Sterns! Obwohl T Coronae Borealis eigentlich gar nicht neu ist. Er ist nur aktuell sehr dunkel, sollte aber im Herbst extrem hell werden, so dass es so aussieht, als würde er plötzlich am Himmel auftauchen. Warum er das tut und wie man das beobachten kann, erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge. Außerdem gibt es Johannes Kepler in Regensburg und Postkarten von Evi aus der Welt der Science Fiction. Sie verrät uns allerdings nicht, wo sie sich aufhält - das ist euer Job und wenn ihr den erledigt, könnt ihr was gewinnen! Und wer bis zum endgültigen Ende hört, erlebt vielleicht eine Überraschung. Wenn ihr uns unterstützen wollt, könnt ihr das hier tun: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/PodcastDasUniversum Oder hier: https://steadyhq.com/de/dasuniversum Oder hier: https://www.patreon.com/dasuniversum
On this episode: The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) just released its biennial update of the Elections Performance Index (E.P.I.) for 2022, and it brought exciting news about the state of American elections: Over the past decade, the EPI has charted the steady improvement of virtually every state in how elections are administered. Professor Charles Stewart–director of the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, which publishes the E.P.I.–joins On the Ballot to break down the report, shed light on the states who improved the most in the past decade and those who still have room to grow, and, to lay out what this all means for the public perception of election administration. Stream "On the Ballot" on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts. If you have questions, comments, or love for BP, feel free to reach out at ontheballot@ballotpedia.org or on X (formerly Twitter) @Ballotpedia. Check out the E.P.I.'s latest report: https://elections-blog.mit.edu/articles/elections-performance-index-charts-decades-progress-election-administration Learn more about Professor Stewart's work: https://polisci.mit.edu/people/charles-stewart-iii Use BP'S Election Admin legislation tracker: https://ballotpedia.org/About_Ballotpedia%27s_Election_Administration_Legislation_Tracker Sign up for our Newsletters: https://ballotpedia.org/Ballotpedia_Email_Updates *On The Ballot is a conversational podcast featuring interviews with guests across the political spectrum. The views and opinions expressed by them are solely their own and are not representative of the views of the host or Ballotpedia as a whole.
Massachusetts is a major hub for biotech and life sciences, and lab space in the state is needed for industry players. But since the real estate boom in lab spaces post-COVID, many are now opening up empty.
I Escaped An Abandoned Science Lab. What I Found Wasn't Human!
In part 2 of the three-part story arc "The Career," Ensign Geekovitch is convinced more than ever that he is about to "fly the ship." Instead, he ends up in the Science Lab. But, for how long? For more about our fan club, visit startrekthefleet.com
Get ready to pump up your knowledge muscles on the latest episode of Working Weights LLC with Coach Lamby and Co-host Dwayne! In this meaty installment, the dynamic duo delves deep into the world of lab-grown meat, breaking down the science, myths, and controversies surrounding this cutting-edge culinary innovation.Coach Lamby takes center stage as he guides listeners through the fascinating process of creating lab-grown meat. From petri dish to plate, discover the science behind this groundbreaking alternative to traditional livestock farming. Co-host Dwayne adds his own flavor to the conversation, asking the tough questions and challenging preconceptions about this revolutionary meat revolution.But wait, there's more on the grill! The hosts tackle head-on the common arguments against lab-grown meat, separating fact from fiction. Is it really as sustainable as they say? Are there ethical concerns hiding behind the microscope? Tune in as Working Weights LLC lifts the lid on the debate and serves up a balanced perspective.As the conversation sizzles, the hosts explore the health benefits, environmental impact, and ethical considerations of lab-grown meat. Prepare to have your taste buds tantalized and your mind stimulated as Coach Lamby and Dwayne weigh in on the future of protein.Whether you're a seasoned carnivore or a plant-based pioneer, this episode will leave you hungry for knowledge. So, grab your headphones, hit play, and join Working Weights LLC for a thought-provoking journey into the world of lab-grown meat. It's not just about lifting weights—it's about lifting the lid on the future of food!https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ogLAsSFKP73-uH5wYkjFubZ8n4E_mvs6/view?usp=sharinghttps://gfi.org/science/the-science-of-cultivated-meat/
In this episode, hosts Eric Fey and Brianna Lennon speak with Charles Stewart III. He's the director of the MIT Election Data and Science Lab and the co-director of the Caltech/MIT Voting Technology Project (https://electionlab.mit.edu/). They spoke about the relationship between academics studying elections and the local election administrators who are conducting them, how academic research can become functional tools for election administrators to use and how academic-election administrator collaboration could impact future elections.
Dr. Jennifer Taylor-Cousar is an amazing woman I can't wait to meet in person one day. She is a Board Certified Pediatric and adult pulmonologist at National Jewish Health in Colorado. She's a rock star in the world of CF, and she's doing incredible work raising awareness about systemic and individual bias and racism in medicine. She also talks about the importance of representation in the field of medicine. I hope after you hear this podcast you are more inspired to speak up and do more to change the world.About Dr. Taylor-Cousar:Dr. Taylor-Cousar is a tenured professor of adult and pediatric pulmonary medicine at NationalJewish Health (NJHhttps://www.nationaljewish.org/home), where she serves as the Medical Director of Clinical Research Services,President of the Medical Staff, and is co-director of the Adult Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Program andDirector of the CF Therapeutics Development Network (TDN) center. She received herundergraduate degree in human biology from Stanford University, and completed her doctoratein medicine, combined residency in internal medicine and pediatrics, and her combinedfellowship in adult and pediatric pulmonary medicine at Duke University. She obtained herMaster of Clinical Science from the University of Colorado.Dr. Taylor-Cousar's expertise is clinical trial design and conduct; she has been national/globalprimary investigator on multiple CF TDN trials. Her investigator-initiated research focuses onthe development and evaluation of novel therapies for the treatment of CF, and on sexual andreproductive health in people with CF. Additionally, she serves on a number of nationalscientific advisory committees for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, American Thoracic Societyand the National Institutes of Health. She is an Associate Editor for the Journal of Cystic Fibrosisand a member of the International Advisory Board for the Lancet Respiratory Medicine.Dr. Taylor-Cousar is an elected member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation(ASCI). Her recent awards include the American Thoracic Society's Distinguished AchievementAward (2023,) the American Thoracic Society William J. Martin II Public Advisory RoundTable Distinguished Achievement Award (2022), the Emily's Entourage CF Trailblazer Award(2022) and the Cystic Fibrosis Research Incorporated CF Champion Award (2021).Michele and Terry Wright screening tool: https://noaacf.org/the-wright-cystic-fibrosis-screening-tool/Please consider making a donation: https://thebonnellfoundation.org/donate/The Bonnell Foundation website: https://thebonnellfoundation.orgBonnell Foundation email: thebonnellfoundation@gmail.comThanks to our sponsors:Vertex: https://www.vrtx.comGenentech: https://www.gene.comViatris: https://www.viatris.com/en
Automata, a company that combines software and hardware to automate science labs around the globe, has raised $40 million in an equity-based round of funding.
At a San Francisco Chamber of Commerce breakfast last month, Mayor London Breed made a curious pitch for the future of the troubled Westfield San Francisco Centre in Downtown.“We have to look at Westfield mall, not as a mall losing stores, which probably most people didn't even shop in, but as a place ripe for reimagining from science to technology to lab space,” Breed said. She echoed those statements during a radio interview last week, noting the potential for the property—a 1.2 million-square-foot mall in the middle of Market Street—to be used by higher education.In retrospect, the comments read as softening the blow of Westfield's decision, revealed days later, to give up the property because of declining sales, foot traffic and occupancy. Part of Breed's argument is that lab and research and development space have far lower vacancy rates than the broader office market. San Francisco's 1 million square feet of lab inventory pales in comparison with traditional life science centers like the Peninsula (17 million square feet) or even Oakland (7.8 million square feet).Support the show
May 22-26, 2023 Need to Know The kids will be working on their All-APAAS project (Project Convention open to parents Tuesday May 23rd) 5th Grade Pool Party Fri Jun 2 Information, Permission Slip PG Movie Permission Slip for Tuesday, May 30 Flag Deck Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Young Philosophers lessons Jeopardy Tournament Business Day Thursday Reader's Workshop We will continue our unit on Fantasy Books unit. The kids will make a final project where they make a Book Review geared towards parents with the template of the Common Sense Media website. The project will be due on Friday. Read Aloud Writer's Workshop The kids will keep working on their Fantasy Stories. The kids will publish their stories, review them with their writing partner and with me, will use Open AI's DALL-E 2 to make a cover for their fantasy novel. Maths We will take a short quiz on shapes on the coordinate plane. Social Studies We will continue to work on a project called, Fortunately, Unfortunately where the students are writing a book with a partner recapping the important parts of the American Revolution following the structure of the book Fortunately by Remy Charlip. Read Aloud The First Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill George Washington Young Reader's Edition Read Aloud by Brad Meltzer Science The kids will, of course, see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. A message from Ms. DeMarco: Science Fair Submission Information Vocabulary Nothing this week.
May 15-19, 2023 Important Links Video Announcements Class Podcast Class Website Weekly Schedule Work Page Stocks Game Parent Portal School Calendar Bell Schedule PTA Volunteer Need to Know The kids will be working on their All-APAAS project (Project Convention open to parents Tuesday May 23rd) District Honors Art Show May 19-20 at Portola HS 5th Grade Pool Party Fri Jun 2 Information, Permission Slip Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Final Chit Chat Speeches of the Year will Take Place the Week of May 15 Talent Show May 18 5:30p Reader's Workshop We will continue our unit on Fantasy Books unit. The kids will continue reading their fantasy novels. I am not sure yet what I'll be teaching. It will be based on how much state testing we still have to do. We may discuss the complicated nature of fantasy characters and/or symbols in fantasy novels. Read Aloud The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis serving to connect with our study of Fantasy novels. Writer's Workshop The kids will keep working on their Fantasy Stories. The kids will publish their stories, review them with their writing partner and with me, will use Open AI's DALL-E 2 to make a cover for their fantasy novel. Maths We will move onto our next unit Shapes on the Coordinate Plane depending on our testing schedule. We will explore and review the coordinate grid and plot points and shapes. Social Studies We will continue to work on a project called, Fortunately, Unfortunately where the students are writing a book with a partner recapping the important parts of the American Revolution following the structure of the book Fortunately by Remy Charlip. Read Aloud The First Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill George Washington Young Reader's Edition Read Aloud by Brad Meltzer Science The kids will, of course, see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. Vocabulary Nothing this week.
May 8-12 2023 Need to Know The kids will be working on their All-APAAS project (Project Convention open to parents Tuesday May 23rd) State Testing: May 1-4, and May 9- No Devices. Bring colored pencils, books to read. District Honors Art Show May 19-20 at Portola HS 5th Grade Pool Party Fri Jun 2 9:00-pickup from pool at 1:44 Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Final Chit Chat Speeches of the Year will Take Place the Week of May 15 Talent Show May 18 5:30p Reader's Workshop We will continue our unit on Fantasy Books unit. The kids will continue reading their fantasy novels. I am not sure yet what I'll be teaching. It will be based on how much state testing we still have to do. We may discuss the complicated nature of fantasy characters and/or symbols in fantasy novels. Read Aloud The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis serving to connect with our study of Fantasy novels. Writer's Workshop The kids will keep working on their Fantasy Stories. The kids will add to their fantasy story by writing 2 more sections. The first will be twists and turns leading up the final showdown with the villain and the second will be the climax and conclusion where the protagonist faces off against the villain in a final battle and the story concludes. Maths We may do some decimal review or move onto our next unit: Shapes on the Coordinate Plane depending on our testing schedule. Social Studies We will continue to work on a project called, Fortunately, Unfortunately where the students are writing a book with a partner recapping the important parts of the American Revolution following the structure of the book Fortunately by Remy Charlip. The kids will study the capitals and take the capitals test on Friday, May 12. Read Aloud The First Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill George Washington Young Reader's Edition Read Aloud by Brad Meltzer Science The kids will review forces, watch a demonstration about Earth's gravity, complete a close reading, write a scientific argument and observe a video and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. Vocabulary Nothing this week.
May 1-5 2023 Need to Know The kids will be working on their All-APAAS project (Project Convention open to parents Tuesday May 23rd) State Testing: May 1-4, and May 9- No Devices. Bring colored pencils, books to read. Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Final Chit Chat Speeches of the Year will Take Place the Week of May 15 Talent Show May 18 5:30p Reader's Workshop We will continue our unit on Fantasy Books. Next week the kids will learn about readers learning real life lessons from fantastical characters, how quests can be internal as well as external, and comparing themes in fantasy and history. I am reading out loud the book: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe to help connect our learning with a real example. Writer's Workshop The kids will start our last unit of the year writing Fantasy stories. The kids will add to their fantasy story by writing 2 more sections. The first will be rising action where the protagonist faces yet more obstacles and the second will be the turning point where the main character fully steps into the role of hero and the final showdown is just over the horizon. Maths We may do some decimal review or move onto our next unit: Shapes on the Coordinate Plane depending on our testing schedule. Social Studies We will continue our unit on the important battles of the Revolutionary War. The kids will study Yorktown and the end of the war. They will turn in their digital battle map and also work on a project called, Fortunately, Unfortunately. The kids will study the capitals and take the capitals test on Friday, May 12. The First Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill George Washington Young Reader's Edition Read Aloud Science The kids will start continue the unit: “Galactic Guidebook” by studying an interactive of constellations as they appear in the sky at different times, then reading an article about how stars have helped farmers. Students review what they've learned about why stars seem to move and how people can use stars to track time and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. Vocabulary Nothing this week.
My son has been watching me record podcasts for years and he has worked hard to produce his own. Rainbow Puppy Science Lab is a kids and family podcast dedicated to the study of everything awesome. Every week the show will focus on a different topic, but only the good stuff. It is filled with fun facts and trivia games the whole family can enjoy. Enjoy this sneak peak (the official launch for the show will be Tuesday, April 25) and please subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. Apple link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rainbow-puppy-science-lab/id1681654125 Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/show/3RwY2oVW6yIHu7u0BGYm93?si=345e2c96ecd44aed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
April 24-28, 2023 Need to Know AWISH- Friday April 28: 5:00-8:00p- Wear clothes from your culture The kids will be working on their All-APAAS project (Project Convention open to parents Tuesday May 23rd) State Testing: May 1-4, and May 9- No Devices, Food, Snacks, Books, Coloring Pages Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Final Chit Chat Speeches of the Year will Take Place the Week of May 15 Talent Show May 18 Reader's Workshop We will continue our unit on Fantasy Books. Next week the kids will learn about characters and places not always being what they seem, and how to think metaphorically as we ready fantasy books. On Thursday, the kids will turn in a short reflection piece on their learning for a grade. I am reading out loud the book: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe to help connect our learning with a real example. Writer's Workshop The kids will start our last unit of the year writing Fantasy stories. The kids will add to their fantasy story by writing 2 more sections. The first will be where the reader learns about the new world and the villain. The second will be where the protagonist reluctant accepts their calling and faces obstacles. Maths The kids will study division of decimals in the context of area and volume. They will also take a short decimals quiz on Thursday. Social Studies We will begin our next Unit on the important battles of the Revolutionary War. The kids will study the capitals and take the capitals test on Friday, May 12. The First Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill George Washington Young Reader's Edition Read Aloud Science The kids will start our final unit of the year, “Galactic Guidebook” by reviewing their prior knowledge about the solar system and looking at patterns in the solar system and their own life and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. Vocabulary Nothing this week.
April 17-21, 2023 Need to Know The kids will be working on their All-APAAS project (Project Convention open to parents Tuesday May 23rd) Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Reader's Workshop The kids will finish their Theme Park Project related to “When You Trap a Tiger”. Then, we will start our last full unit of the year: Fantasy Books. We will spend the week getting oriented to Fantasy Books by book shopping, learning alongside the character, and keeping track of problems. Writer's Workshop The kids will start our last unit of the year writing Fantasy stories. We will start off by getting oriented to fantasy writing by brainstorming ideas and discussing the elements of fantasy stories: normal worlds vs. fantastic worlds, characters, hardships, problems, and introducing the new world and the problem. Maths The kids will study decimals on a number line and take a quiz on adding, subtracting, and multiplying decimals and the number line on Tuesday. Then, on Wednesday, the kids will take the end of year 5th grade math assessment given to all 5th graders in the district. At the end of the week we will start dividing decimals. Social Studies We will begin our next Unit on the important battles of the Revolutionary War. The kids will study the capitals and take the capitals test in a few weeks. The First Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill George Washington Young Reader's Edition Read Aloud Science The kids will start our final unit of the year, “Galactic Guidebook” by reviewing their prior knowledge about the solar system and looking at patterns in the solar system and their own life and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. Vocabulary Nothing this week.
Follow Rainbow Puppy Science Lab to get new episodes every Tuesday starting April 25! It's the perfect kids and family podcast hosted by a father and son team. Kyle is a National Board Certified Teacher who loves things that are educational. Atticus is a kid who loves things that are fun. Join them every Tuesday to explore the past, the present and imagine the future of everything amazing. Rainbow Puppy Science Lab is dedicated to awesomeology, the study of things that are awesome. The world is full of amazing, curious and inspiring things for those who take time to look and wonder. Atticus and Kyle will focus on a different subject in each episode as they identify the elements that make it awesome. It's fun for the whole family with interesting bits of history, connections to science, literature, the arts and everything else you might like to learn about. We only cover the good stuff, so Rainbow Puppy Science Lab is safe for listerns of all ages to enjoy as a part of a healthy media diet.
March 27-31, 2023 Open House Thursday, March 30 (At School 11:00a-12:00p and 6:00-7:00p) If you are coming from 11-12, make sure to check in at the office. Mar 27-31 all minimum days- school ends at 1:44p Mile Run on Tuesday. Talent Show Information Open House Comparing Characters Project Information Book and Podcast Volume Humanoid Robot The First Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill George Washington Read Aloud Students watch a video about water shortages in California and define their marketing campaign problem. They discuss criteria for their design solutions, plan their designs, then discuss ideas for marketing the campaign and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. Nothing this week.
March 20-24, 2023 Open House Thursday, March 30 (At School 11:00a-12:00p and 6:00-7:00p) Mar 27-31 all minimum days Yearbooks are on sale and must be ordered in advance. Go to treering.com and use the code: 1015857553713697 Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Mar 23- Guys Stuff- 5:30p in MPR Irvine Junior Games Sign-Up! Author Katherine Applegate visiting Tustin Library on Saturday, April 1 Our learners will focus their attention on a character project. The kids will choose characters from different books and spend their time making a poster comparing and contrasting the characters. The students will publish and turn in their information books about the American Revolution. Next, the kids will record a podcast related to their information book. They will have to adapt their writing to a more script-based form. They will plan out the show and eventually record it. The mathematicians will do some CML practice and then take their last CML test of the year on Thursday. Throughout the week the kids will be painting, assembling and working on their volume robots. No Social Studies this week. The students are listening to me read a book about a secret conspiracy to kill George Washington during the Revolutionary War! Students watch a video about water shortages in California and define their marketing campaign problem. They discuss criteria for their design solutions, plan their designs, then discuss ideas for marketing the campaign and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. The kids will take a Wordly Wise test on Lessons 3 and 4 on Tuesday.
March 13-17, 2023 Physical Fitness Testing This Month Tues 14 and 21 (Mile Run Timing), Fri 17 and 24 for other physical tests Yearbooks are on sale and must be ordered in advance. Go to treering.com and use the code: 1015857553713697 Open House Thursday, March 30th time TBA Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Mar 23- Guys Stuff- 5:30p in MPR Irvine Junior Games Sign-Up! Our readers will spend this week to choosing books from our American Revolution book club collection and choose projects to demonstrate their knowledge. We will continue our new unit: Bringing History to Life! Our writers will take a day for peer editing and focused revision. They will spend the rest of the week publishing. They will add interesting and informative text features, and use an editing tool, Paper, to get feedback on their piece before finally turning it in. The mathematicians will review some of the work we have studied regarding volume and look at real-world problems. On Tuesday, the kids will take their second volume quiz focusing on finding volume with fractional edge lengths and finding missing edge lengths. On Thursday, the students will temporarily assemble their humanoid robot using materials from home. This will help them plan their next steps. Our historians will continue studying the Declaration of Independence. Their analysis will help them plan their own personal declaration of independence. They will plan and write their personal declaration and publish it. On Friday the kids will stand up and read their work, declaring their independence. The kids will research and write about why the Mojave Desert is so dry and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. We will turn our attention to Wordly Wise finishing up lesson 3 and starting lesson 4.
March 6-10, 2023 Sign-Up for Spring Conferences Physical Fitness Testing This Month Tues 7 (Mile Run Practice), Fri 17 Yearbooks are on sale and must be ordered in advance. Go to treering.com and use the code: 1015857553713697 Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop March 9- Girls Talk (Pizza, Pajamas, Presentation, Pals) Mar 23- Guys Stuff- 5:30p in MPR We will spend this last week reading about the American Revolution. The students will read with a partner. They will choose from a variety of American Revolution books. They will have this week to finish another book and create an individual project for the book and a partner project. They will turn this in at the end of their reading time. At the end of the week they will finish up with their partner and choose books as an individual. We will continue our new unit: Bringing History to Life! The kids will bring history to life writing informational pieces about the American Revolution. They add an essay to their information book and continue drafting sections. The students will begin our next unit on Volume. We will spend our math time checkin in on the stock market, finding the missing side length of a rectangular prism given the volume, and begin an exciting volume project! This students have completed the study of the events leading up the revolution. The war has started. We will spend the next couple of weeks studying the Declaration of Independence. Next week the kids will look at some of the important figures that were positioned to make a large impact on the beginning of the country and carefully study the structure of the declaration. The kids will consider why there is so little rain in the Mojave Desert. They will review and discuss data cards and are introduced to the geosphere. Using their knowledge of rain and sphere interactions, they investigate the conditions of the Mojave Desert and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. We will finish Classical Roots Lesson 4 and take their 2nd Classical Roots Quiz on Tuesday. They will also have to turn in their choice activity on Tuesday. All students will give their chit chat speeches next week where they teach the class something.
February 20-24, 2023 Bring Photography Device each Tuesday No School Mon Feb 20 Read Across America Day + Book Donation Event- Thu Mar 2 Jog-a-thon March 3 Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop March 9- Girls Talk (Pizza, Pajamas, Presentation, Pals) Mar 23- Guys Stuff- 5:30p in MPR We will spend the next several weeks reading about the American Revolution. The students will read with a partner. They will choose from a variety of American Revolution books. They will have 2 weeks to ready one or two books and create an individual project for the book and a partner project. They will turn this in at the end of their reading time. We will take a day to celebrate the student's 3rd argument essay. The kids will get to share their topics and writing and give positive comments to others during a gallery walk. We will start our next unit where the kids will bring history to life writing informational pieces about the American Revolution. They will just being that work next week but eventually the students will write an informational piece and then record a podcast. The students will take a mid-year basic skills test on Wednesday which will be their final grade for trimester 2 in math. On Thursday, the students will take their next CML test and on Tuesday, we will give an introduction and start this year's stock market game! This students will continue our Social Studies unit exploring the events leading up to the revolution. We will focus first continental congress and the first battles of the Revolutionary War (Lexington and Concord). The students will be continue a digital timeline to help them keep track of all the acts and events. We will also take a quiz on the location of the 50 states on Wednesday. The students who have already tested out of the 50 states will move on to studying state capitals and state flags. Finally, the kids will finish their great state project. They need to bring their posters to class on Thursday. We will put all the posters up in the MPR and the students do a scavenger hunt of the different states. The kids will begin to research the ways in which communities protect Earth's limited water resources and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. We will start Classical Roots Lesson 3 and the kids will continue to work on their Chit Chat Speech #3.
Feb 13-17, 2023 Bring Photography Device each Tuesday Valentine's Day Class Party- Tue Feb 14 No School Fri Feb 17 and Mon Feb 20 Read Across America Day + Book Donation Event- Thu Mar 2 March 9- Girls Talk (Pizza, Pajamas, Presentation, Pals) Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop We will spend the next several weeks reading about the American Revolution. This will match closely with our study of the American Revolution in Social Studies. Next week we will read “I Survived: The American Revolution, 1776”. In anticipation of our upcoming Revolution Book Club Unit, the kids will make a reading plan for their group which will include of timeline for their reading, independent and group work, and a rubric for grading. We will continue our unit called “Research Based Argument Essay”. The kids will publish their third Argument Essay. For this essay the students will choose their topic of research. They will work throughout the week with independence and refer back to the work we have already done in our first two essays. We will wrap up a unit called “Whole Number Expressions and Operations”. The students work on a project highlighting some of the trickier elements of order of operations and written expressions, work to solve difficult problems, and do some CML practice. This students will continue our Social Studies unit exploring the events leading up to the revolution. We will focus on the intolerable acts next week that pushed the colonists to war. The students will be continue a digital timeline to help them keep track of all the acts and events. The will turn in the first half of their timeline on Thursday. We will also take a quiz on the location of the 50 states on Wednesday. Finally, we will introduce the Great State Project which will be due on Thursday, Feb 23. The kids will read a text and answer questions about water on Earth based on what they learned from the previous reading. They will share their work and discuss the availability of freshwater on Earth. Then students observe a demo that represents freshwater on Earth and graph the results. Students draw and label a model of fresh and saltwater on Earth to demonstrate understanding and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. No vocabulary study this week. The kids will continue planning for their next Chit Chat speech.
February 6-10, 2023 Valentine's Day Candy Grams- Due Tue Feb 7 Valentine's Day Class Party- Tue Feb 14 Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Read Across America Day + Book Donation Event- Thu Mar 2 March 9- Girls Talk (Pizza, Pajamas, Presentation, Pals) We will spend the next several weeks reading about the American Revolution. This will match closely with our study of the American Revolution in Social Studies. Next week we will read “Alexander Hamilton” The Outsider”. The kids will have work to keep track of their thinking as they read, work on a project, and discuss with partners and groups each day. We will continue our unit called “Research Based Argument Essay”. The kids will publish their second Argument Essay. For this essay they will argue whether to support or boycott zoos. They will peer edit their paper and turn in their final piece on Thursday. Later in the week the kids will come up with their own topic for their third and final Argument Essay. We will continue a unit called “Whole Number Expressions and Operations”. The students will review the entire unit and take a test on Wednesday. In addition, the kids will review their last CML test and do more CML practice and reflection. This students will continue our Social Studies unit exploring the events leading up to the revolution. We will study the famous “acts” that pushed the colonists to war. The students will be making a digital timeline to help them keep track of all the acts from the Sugar Acts to the Boston Tea Party. The kids will Students watch a video that shows the ways humans and other animals use water. Then, they will do a close reading of a text to identify where freshwater is found on Earth, what animals are found in those regions, and how they interact with each other and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. No vocabulary study this week. The kids will begin planning for their next Chit Chat speech.
January 30- Feb 3, 2023 Board Game Presentations Tue Jan 31 Global School Play Day- Web Feb 1 (Play all day!) Valentine's Day Candy Grams- Due Tue Feb 7 Valentine's Day Class Party- Tue Feb 14 Flag Deck (Parents can watch) Every Friday at 8:10 on the blacktop Read Across America Day + Book Donation Event- Thu Mar 2 March 9- Girls Talk (Pizza, Pajamas, Presentation, Pals) We will continue our new unit called “Argument and Advocacy”. The kids will prepare for their final debate. In groups of 5 or 6 they will formally debate topics. The students will spend the week preparing. They have to organize evidence, prepare opening and closing statements, rebuttals and even cross-examination questions. These debates will occur on Thursday. The students will get grades from me for their participation in the debate and contribution to the group. Audience members will also watch and score the debates. Groups and individuals will be given awards on Friday for their work in the debates. We will continue our unit called “Research Based Argument Essay”. The kids will continue working on their second of three essays. We will work on lifting the level of the essays by analyzing the evidence used and appealing to the audience while trying to provide a thorough argument. We will continue a unit called “Whole Number Expressions and Operations”. The students will review and practice Prime Factorization and take a quiz on Thursday on Prime Factorization and Order of Operations. This students will start our next unit in Social Studies. We have been discussing the road the revolution: colonial life in the 1740s-1770s. The revolution has finally reached our doorstep. Next week will examine the meaning of the word “revolution” and its implications for the American Revolution. We will also take a sneak peek and important figures of the revolution and continue to study states and capitals. The kids will begin the next Unit of Science and explore the question “How much freshwater is on Earth?” and of course see Ms. DeMarco for Science Lab. The kids will finish up studying the words in lesson 2 of Wordly Wise and review Lessons 1 and 2 before a quiz on Friday.
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