By the end of thelesson, the learner will be able to:
· Createartwork using rainbow paper.
· Developways of creating artwork using chromatography.
· Createartwork using chlorophyll pigment.
· Explorethe concepts of force and how it impacts motion using watercolors.
· Learnabout cloud formation and rain through a colorful activity.
Science
Grade 1
Properties oflight.
· Objects are made visible by radiating theirown light or being illuminated by reflected light.
· Interactions of light with different objectscreate images and shadows.
Grade 2
Forceinfluences the motion of an object.
Types offorces balanced and unbalanced forces:
· the way differentobjects fall depending on their shape (air resistance)
· the way objectsmove over/in different materials (water, air, ice, snow).
Grade 5
Solutions arehomogenous. Properties of solutions.
Grade 6
Separation of mixtures using difference in component properties. density (e.g.,centrifuge or settling, silt deposits in a river delta, tailings ponds, Romanaqueduct settling sections) particle size (e.g., sieves, filters).
Grade 6
local First Peoples knowledge
historical andcurrent First Peoples use of separation and extraction methods (e.g., eulachonoil, extraction of medicines from plants, pigments, etc.
Rainbow paper activity:
Black Card Stock Paper.
· Bowl/ flat container with water.
· Transparent nail polish.
· Cloth towel.
· Q tips.
· Hand gloves.
Chlorophyll painting:
· White sheets of paper.
· Leaves from different plants (non-poisonous)
· Metal spoon.
Chromatography:
· Chromatography paper strips.
· Plastic cups
· Highlighters or markers of different shades.
Rainbow Rain:
· Long glass jar.
· Food colors of different shades.
· Glass jar
· Shaving Cream
· Plastic cups
· Droppers.
· Water.
Force and motion painting:
· White papers
Straw.
· Liquid watercolors of different shades.