Q1: Energy Lab
Students will learn how Earth’s resources can be transformed in energy and develop a better understanding of electricity and magnetism.
Texture Wind Turbines: View Lesson
Hokusai Waves: View Lesson
Magnetic Painting: View Lesson
Water Cycle: View Lesson
Q2: Reptile Ranch
Students develop an understanding of the diversity of past and present organisms, factors impacting organism diversity, and evidence of change of organisms over time.
Turtle Painting: View Lesson
Snake Colored Pencil Drawing: View Lesson
Dinosaur Collage: View Lesson
Turtle Collage: View Lesson
Paper Plate Snake: View Lesson
Q3: Grand Canyon Marketplace
Students develop an understanding of the different earth systems and how they interact with each other. They understand how geological systems change and shape Earth and the evidence that is used to understand these changes. They also understand how weather, climate, and human interactions can impact the environment.
Earth’s Spheres: View Lesson
Biosphere Landscape-Peter Doig: View Lesson
Hydrosphere Jellyfish: View Lesson
Q4: Exploration Station
Students will study the Americas (North, Central, and South America along with the Caribbean Islands) including the following theories and development of first peopling of Americas, American Indian life, European exploration and colonization, role and responsibilities of members in a society.
Diego Rivera (Cubism): View Lesson
Navajo Rug: View Lesson
Caribbean Color: View Lesson
South American Agamograph: View Lesson