|
SPRING TIME AT TULE PONDS
Nature walks every
week at Tule Ponds to see how spring time brings wildlife
out. Children will investigate birds, frogs, turtles,
flowers, and nature as it unfolds. Children will
be able to see tadpoles and baby birds. They will
learn to identify the different birds that live in Fremont.
Students will use binoculars to view birds and microscopes
to view plankton. Each week
will be dependant on what nature provides us... but students
will all create projects that help them remember their
experience. They will also learn about how Ohlone
Indians built their homes in this beautiful area. Registration is for all six classes.
(code: spring56) Limited to 15 students.
YOU MAY ALSO REGISTER ONE
CLASS AT A TIME, JUST CALL TO SEE IF THERE IS ROOM.
$15.00 PER CLASS. YOU CAN PAY AT THE TIME OF THE
CLASS
When: Mondays April 16, 23, 30, May 7, 14,
and 21
Time: 3:45-5:00
Where: Tule Ponds at Tyson Lagoon
Instructor: Katie York
Age: 5-6 year olds
Registration: $60 members, $75 non-members
Register for this class online |
All classes
BELOW will
be held at the Math/Science Nucleus Eggers Drive facility. Class size is
limited.
|
MATH
ADVENTURES-CANCELLED
This class will help inspire
your child to do well in math and to want to understand what
math is all about. Students will learn the how many math
principles were founded on trying to understand the physical
world. They will explore through hands-on materials
how angles, ratios, graphs, symmetry, measurement and number
theory. Foundations of algebra and geometry will be
illustrated with hands-on projects. If your child does not
have the fundamentals in math, this class will help them
understand the reason for math, especially when they
discover how math is an invaluable tool to scientists.
Limited to 10 students (code: math01) Students will
also receive rulers, calipers, and other math tools.
The development of this new class came from TPL Group... new
hands-on materials.
When: April 10-13
Age: 6-8th grade
Where: Math Science Nucleus
Time: 9am-12pm
Instructor: Joyce Blueford
Registration: $120 members, $150 non-members
|
|
 SCIENCE
CLUB
Grades
2-4 Time: 4:00- 5:15 pm
Wednesdays Registration Fee:
Individual classes - $15 for MS Nucleus members, $17.00
Non-members; Series of 16 classes - $180.00 for members,
$200.00 for non-members.
Instructor: Rekha Joy
An
extra science class to help the budding scientist in the
family.
This series will go through the basics of science and
how they are interrelated to include math and other sciences
to figure out the answers to everyday questions.
Topics such as physics, technology, the solar system,
the universe, geography, volcanoes, earthquakes and more
will be
investigated using computers and hands on
experiments.
Follows our Integrating
Science Math and Technology
curriculum.
|
Dates |
Topics |
|
March 14 |
The
Man in the Moon (W207) – Students will
explore fact and fiction about Earth’s largest
satellite |
|
March 21 |
Whose
Fault is it? (W208) – Students discover the
real source of earthquakes and other geological
phenomenon |
|
March 28 |
That
is Elementary (W209) - Students will look
at the ingredients in nature’s recipe book-
elements, and the ways in which they combine to
produce the diversity of life |
|
April 4 |
Pump
up the Pressure (W210) – Students will
experiment with air pressure and the varied and
profound effects it has on weather |
|
April 18 |
Green
Power (W211)– Students will appreciate the
crucial role that plants play in our environment
while studying their unique attributes |
|
April 25 |
Simply Machines (W212) – Students will
recognize the components of the complex
technology around them as the fundamentals of
physics and simple machines |
|
May 2 |
Total
Eclipse (W213)– Students will research
spectacular astronomical phenomenon such as
eclipses, comets and supernovas |
|
May 9 |
The
Science of Bling (W214) – Students will
study the geological forces that create the
beautiful gems and minerals that people value so
much |
|
May 16 |
What’s Eating You (W215) – Student will
analyze the facts about the sometimes harmful
sometimes helpful parasites, viruses, bacteria
and other microbes that surround us |
|
May 23 |
Short
Circuit (W216) – Students will build
parallel and series circuits and compare their
attributes |
Register online
|
|
