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Summer Fun with Mrs. Olson for Kinders & 1st Graders

SUMMER STORY TIME STEM for 2024 Incoming Kinders and First Graders at All Saints

Story • Science • Technology • Engineer • Mathematics

with Mrs. Olson

 

During STEM children apply technology, engineering, science, and mathematics as they make connections. In story time STEM, children will identify the real-world problem in the story, and…use science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, to suggest possible solutions. This also teaches text to real-world connections.

 

The sessions will be a fun way for the new kindergarteners to meet the former kindergarten students and have a chance to explore and build their STEM skills. Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered with a limit of 20 spots in each session.

Morning classes will be July 8-11 from 9:00-11:00 a.m.

Afternoon classes will be July 8-11 from 12:00-2:00 p.m.

The cost is $100. Drop off and pick up will be outside door G. Class will be held in room 214 at All Saints.

Monday, July 8

CAN YOU BUILD A HOUSE FOR THE LITTLE PIG?

The Three Little Pigs

-Discuss it: What is the problem for the pigs?

-Design it: Design a house for your pig.

-Build it: A house for your pig

-Test it: Was the house you built strong enough to stay standing, or did the big bad wolf blow it down?

-Improve it: What can you do to make it stronger?

 

Tuesday, July 9

WHO WILL SINK THE BOAT?

Who Sank the Boat? by Pamela Allen

-Discuss it: What animal will sink the boat?

-Design it:  Design a boat.

-Build it: Make a boat.

-Test it: Was the boat you built strong enough to hold the animals? Which animal sank the boat?

-Improve it: What can you do to make it stronger?

 

Wednesday, July 10

HOW MANY LETTERS CAN YOUR CHICKA CHICKA BOOM BOOM TREE HOLD?

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin Jr. 

-Discuss it: What is the problem in the story?

-Design it:  Design a tree that can hold as many letters as possible.

-Build it: A Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Tree.

-Test it: How many letters would your tree hold before falling over?

-Improve it: What can you do to make it stronger so it can hold more letters?

 

Thursday, July 11

HOW MANY BEARS CAN YOUR SLED CARRY?

Ten on the Sled by Kim Norman

-Discuss it: What would be the best way to make a sled with the supplies we have (popsicle sticks, straws, pipe cleaners, tape, cardstock)?

-Design it: Design a sled.

-Build it: Build a sled for your bears.

-Test it: How many bears could your sled carry?

-Improve it: What can you do to make it stronger?

 

Sign up here: Summer Story Time STEM

Contact Mrs. Olson with any questions: [email protected].