Design lesson materials for one additional class of 28 students working in groups of four
An Introduction to Heat Transfer for K-3
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Save the Baby Penguins is written as a five-day unit. Each lesson contains 5 parts (Engage, Explore, Explain Elaborate, and Evaluate), following the 5E Learning Cycle. .... In this five-lesson unit, students will discover that penguins are not just found in the Antarctic. Some penguins actually live on the beach, and they have a problem; they are getting too hot. Plus, seagulls are eating their eggs! To protect their eggs and keep them cool, park rangers at Boulders Beach National Park in South Africa have created little penguin homes. Students will design and create model homes for their color-changing penguins. They must test different materials to find out how to make the best penguin house that keeps the penguins cool and the eggs safe.
This curriculum is ideal for youth in grades K-3 and has been tested extensively in Kindergarten classrooms.
Re-usable equipment and design lesson materials for one class of 28 students working in groups of four