Electronic Slideshows

These slideshows help teachers discuss key elements of the "Electronic Textbooks."  They can be used in elementary to college.  These can be used with internet shared presentations.  Students can review materials at home, so they better understand the lectures. The slideshows are part of our field trips, including 3 hands on activities if you visit the Children's Natural History Museum in Fremont. 

REVISED FOR ALL PLATFORMS

APPLIED SCIENCE

Physics of Toys Script	Look at how toys are designed to work on Earth.
Electricity Script	Basic elements of electricity and how important electricity is to our world.
History of Electricity Script (not available)	Inventors, scientists and engineers built on previous knowledge to harness the power of electricity.
Light Script	Find out what light is made of and how it is important in our everyday lives.
Magnetism Script	Basic principles on magnetism including causes, magnetic vs non magnetic, and history.
History of Microscope Script (not available)	The development of the microscope through the ages reflect the understanding of optics.

UNIVERSE CYCLE

Searching the Universe Script	Observing features in the Universe including stars and galaxies.
Solar System and Beyond script	Comparing planets while observing the pull of gravity from the Sun

PLATE TECTONIC CYCLE

Volcano Script

Compare the different type of volcanoes and the landscapes they form

ROCK CYCLE

Rock Cycle Script	Elements make up minerals.  Minerals make up rocks. There are 3 environments in which rocks are formed.
A Mammoth Find - The Irvington Story Script	Ice Age fossils from the Irvington District in Fremont is highlighted.
Fossils Script	The present is key to the past.  Look at how organisms are preserved and what they mean.
Dino Magic Script-pdf	Compare dinosaurs with other vertebrates and how they lived in the Mesozoic
D is for Dinosaur Script	D is for Dinosaur, E is for Extinct, and F is for fossil
Matter Script	Basic forms of matter meant for lower primary.

WATER CYCLE

Oceans - Present and Past Script	Compare how the oceans have changed through time and the environmental impact.
Water Script (not available)	Basic look at the water molecule and movement of water through the watershed.