Come to the farm with your kids and let them take science literally into their own hands. Using AOOA’s extensive ecological community, Diane Gonzalez will lead small classes on learning expeditions throughout the summer. Aimed toward middle-schoolers but open to learners of all ages, you can drop in to one class or sign up for multiple! If you want to take all the classes check out the bundle pricing offer that gives you 20% off, as in $70 off ! It is listed as a separate item on the Workshop/Events page!
On July 3rd, we will focus on: Cells and cell processes (Plant and Animal Structure). We are going to find out how a plant is like a battery and why most plants appear to be green! We’ll introduce basic cell structure, the differences between plant and animal cells, and learn how cells are the building blocks of all living things.
Instructor Bio:
Recognized for her instructional leadership,excellence in teaching, outstanding community and civic leadership, Diane Gonzalez is a creative, dedicated educator with over thirty years of teaching experience. While her specialty is in a classroom for grades seven through nine, she is a teacher of all ages as she advocates for the environment through science education and preservation of natural resources. With a hands-on approach, Diane and her infectious sense of curiosity will guide 10 students and their chaperones through natural science subjects. With AOOA as our classroom, we will be able to experience our topics in real time and bring science to life!
July 3 : Cultivate Curiosity, Science at the Farm - Cells & Cell processes
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Workshop Specs:
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Class starts at 2PM
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Class is limited to 10 students
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Class is 2 hours in length total (45 minute lesson, followed by a 30 minute break with refreshment and egg snack is provided, ending with a 45 minute lesson)
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Subject material is taught at 7th grade level
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We ask that a chaperone accompany the children in each family to ensure children's safety on the farm and for a wonderful learning experience for all.
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