Friday, November 3, 2017
PAW University!
Today was our second day of PAW (Projects At Work) University! The kids are so excited about learning more about their own topics of interest and discussing ways we can impact our community!
Mrs. Bohac's Scientists!
First grade has had a fun
week learning about how heating and cooling can change an object!
We have learned about solids
and liquids and how an object can change from one to the other.
Check out these fun
activities!
Crayons were heated up and
they turned into a liquid, making a fun fall pumpkin!
Popsicles were frozen! As we
ate them, they started to turn back into a liquid!
Popcorn kernels were heated
up and turned into a yummy snack!
Ms. Wilson's Scientists!
We started learning about heat by exploring the pictures and
figuring out how they go together! We sorted the pictures by seeing how things
change when you add heat to them. The popsicle melted when heat was added. The
pancake batter turned into pancakes when cooked on the stove.
Heat can change things.
–Sophia
Heat can change crayons by
putting the crayons in the oven. –Travis
When you heat something,
it starts to change. –Brynn
We used friction to try to melt the chocolate chips.
Things can melt because of
heat. –Rush
The apples cooked because
of heat. –Lulu
The apples changed to
applesauce because of heat. –Andrew
We used 3 different temperatures of water to see how the
molecules moved in each. (red-room temperature, blue-ice cold, green-hot)
When something is hot, the
molecules move fast! –William
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