A guided activity in which students spawn a river poem - with surprising ease . . . and tidal results. And your kids create it. This station provides an outlet for the budding historian and author in each of your students. This activity compels students to scrutinize the natural world with a careful eye and think about what belongs. This station examines the power of the pulley, and demonstrates the physics of mechanical advantage.
Students become drops of water and experience first hand the flow of water on their planet.
An engaging and cooperative adventure, students journey through Hudson River History. Wingding - See for yourself how much water you use in one day. Using simple testing equipment, we learn about pH and dissolved oxygen. Students use a kick seine in the lush Klyne Esopus Kill to uncover a lost civilization from the bottom of the food chain. An especially good activity for instilling logistical self-reliance and teamwork.