Pringle Challenge!

In this challenge you have your students design a container that can send a pringle through the US Mail to another school without being damaged!

This sounds like fun it me! Click here--> https://sites.google.com/site/pringleschallenge/ to participate!

Jim :-)

Science and the Summer Olympics

Click the following words to learn more about Science and the Summer Olympics!

Mars Curiosity Rover!

Isn't this exciting!

Go here for Curiosity central!


NASA lands a car sized rover on Mars!
Click Here to learn more from NASA JPL

Jim

Do this guys!!!

Join the challenge by clicking on this sentence to find out more!

Create a game and join the challenge!

Click Here to find out more about the HS and MS level competitions! You can use SCRATCH which I know some SPS kids have used and have access to.

Go for it! You can enter from 11/15 to 3/12.

Good Luck Today -- World AIDS day

Hopefully you all studied hard and are ready for your Human Body test!

I am sending you poitive energy via the web!! :-)

Also, Today is World Aids Day. Check out this Brain POP clip to learn more.

http://www.brainpop.co.uk/science/lifeprocessescells/aids/

Mr. F :-)

Quarantine! (learn about the history)

Click here to see the amazing list of historical dates!

TAKE THIS CHALLENGE! (let me know if you do)

Click Here to find out more!

Encourage a 5 - 14 year old you know to participate!

The "deets"...

Write an essay or poem, draw or take a picture about your curiosity and tell
us how it prompted you to explore your world. Enter your essay or artwork
in the 2012 Curiosity Challenge by submitting it at any Cambridge Public
School, Cambridge Public Library branch or by mailing it to:

The Curiosity Challenge
c/o MIT Museum, 265 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, MA. 02139
by Friday, February 10th.


Go for it!

Mr. F :-)

What are some of your original feel the beat ideas?

Tell me what your ideas are!

I'm curious where your creative minds went with this project!

Mr. F :-)

Bromthymol blue??

These two kids are blowing into a solution of bromothymol blue.

What do you think will happen next?
What does this indicate?
Why will it happen?
What will happen if we leave the flask to sit overnight?

Mr. F :-)