Through A Different Lens is a teacher led project sponsored by the Vancouver Foundation. This project involves teachers from K-12 who are focusing on alternative methods of instruction and assessment to help all students succeed.
Thursday, 3 May 2012
Crime Scene Investigation-Science 7
The above is a video of a lesson on Viscocity.
Mrs. Vallis, Mrs. Rutten and I developed a unit on Liquids for science class. To teach Viscocity and about jobs involving liquids, we set up a murder scene, complete with Crime scene tape and blood splatters. The students had to use some knowledge of blood splatters/patterns, critical thinking, and teamwork skills to solve the murder, which they did, with little help. They had to then write up a "police report" of guided questions to reveal their understanding.
It was awesome to see kids working in a hands on way with the material and smiling a heck of a lot in the process.
Post courtesy of Jeff Fitton.
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