Data analysis, computation relationships, spatial orientation, scale and comparative volume and area are used in the decision-making process to plan a move from one home to another.
Countries: US
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Spatial Relationships and Simple Ratios: Choosing a Pet
Data analysis, charts, Geometry, measurement, spatial relationships, comparative volume and simple ratios are used in the decision-making process to successfully determine the costs of different options in owning a new pet.
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The Biology Classics: Paramecium, Hydra, Planaria, and Daphnia
Understanding the amazing phenomena of life requires an intimate acquaintance with living things. This program introduces students to four organisms we call the Biology Classics, classics not only because they are featured in science textbooks, but because studying them broadens our concept of what it means to be alive. In this program students will study and observe the following organisms: Paramecium, Hydra, Planaria, and Daphnia.
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Measurement and Beginning Geometry: Building a Skate Park
Measurement, estimating, data analysis, spatial relationships, budgeting and time scheduling are all used in the decision-making process to successfully plan and build a family skate park.
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Data Analysis and Money: Yard Sale
Data analysis, monetary calculations, probability and spatial relationships are all used in the decision-making process to successfully plan and execute a family yard sale.
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Order, Time and Budget: Birthday Bash
Ordering, timeline, spatial and time relationships, shapes and diagrams and budgeting are all used in the decision-making process to successfully plan and execute a Birthday Party.
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Sequencing, Sorting and Grouping: Moving
Timeline, sequencing events, pattern relationships, geometric shapes, spatial relationships, regrouping and bar graphs are used in the decision-making process of moving to a new home.
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Data Comparison and Measurement: Choosing a Pet
Charts, graphs, data comparison and analysis, measurement, geometric shapes and time scheduling are all used in the decision-making process to successfully choose a new pet.
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Probability and Motion Geometry: Building a Skate Park
Measurment, probability, geometry, and statistical analysis are used in the decision-making process to design a family skate park.
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Artists of Pop Art: Warhol, Thiebaud, and Lichtenstein
This program features Lichtenstein, Thiebaud, Warhol. The style of Pop art is explored as students learn to recognize the work Lichtenstein, Thiebaud, and Warhol.