Day two of the water is…condensation! Forest Lake Eagles Maranda Hayward Richland School District Two B Jackson Ed Emmer Brandon Davis

Finally a sunny day so we can investigate our shadows 👤🤩☀️ Ed Emmer

A HUGE thank you to Ed Emmer for letting us become geologists with him!
#futurescientists

“Mrs. Broughton, what’s pollen?” We went on an impromptu pollen hunt! Catawba Trail Colts Ed Emmer

How much water can a dry sponge soak up? Measuring mass and volume! Ed Emmer Langford Elementary

A HUGE thank you to Ed Emmer for sharing his geology knowledge to our “little geologists!” @RCE_SAiL

Wow! What a fun and engaging afternoon. Thank you Josh Knight for a wonderful Virtual Field Trip. We have a few future meteorologists at CTE! Catawba Trail Colts Richland School District Two Ed Emmer

Students are excited about our investigations involving soil! They were willing to get their hands 'dirty' when they were observing it. Ed Emmer

Thank you Ed Emmer for sharing your love for rocks and minerals with our 3rd graders! They were so excited to learn from you!! 🪨🔎

Science from Home! We’re learning about reflection and refraction of light. Their task... find items around your home that shows reflection. Their list: a grill, an oven, shiny wooden floors, a window, glass covering of a painting, the bottom of a lamp.💡Catawba Trail Colts Ed Emmer

Started learning about the water cycle today with #evaporation .Forest Lake Eagles Brandon Davis Richland School District Two Maranda Hayward B Jackson Ed Emmer

Scientists investigated melting today— what better way than outside?! They found homes (warm, cool, and underground) for their ice critters and analyzed data to determine the best place for them. ☀️🧊💦Ed Emmer

Today we learned about photosynthesis! We make our food in the kitchen. A plant makes its food inside its leaves. Catawba Trail Colts Ed Emmer

My students used class notes and good old fashioned creativity to create a two-class weather one-pager. I am so proud of both of my wonderful classes! Forest Lake Eagles Brandon Davis Richland School District Two Maranda Hayward B Jackson Ed Emmer Jillian Keyes

To end our polar animal study unit we made bird feeders! We learned that birds have a hard time finding food in the winter! Catawba Trail Colts Ed Emmer

Working on observable properties of matter today in kindergarten! It was so fun seeing what items would sink and what would float! Catawba Trail Colts Ed Emmer

We may have been virtual yesterday but our virtual field trip to the Renfroe Ranch was well worth it! What a way to start our Animal Unit! My students were thrilled to see the babies! Stacey Franklin @gore_mgore @PaigeMaloneKES Killian Elementary James Ann Lynch Sheley Ed Emmer

The South Carolina Forestry Commission came out to talk with our students about the signs of spring and birds. It was fabulous!! Ed Emmer South Carolina Forestry Commission Catawba Trail Colts

Ms. Dorsey’s class constructed a long electrical system with multiple wires to investigate how energy gets transferred where it is needed and shared it with our classes Bookman Road Elementary Amplify Ed Emmer