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Exploring Nature Grade 6. Bodies, substances, phenomena. Collection 1

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Course Duration Icon 9 hrs
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   This interactive course focuses on deepening and expanding knowledge about substances, their properties, and states. It helps students make hypotheses about the properties of substances and suggest ways to test them. Students will also explore atoms and molecules, learn how to model molecules, distinguish between physical and chemical phenomena, and observe changes that occur in bodies and substances.

Key Concepts Covered in the Course:

  • Interactive Tests and Exercises: The course encourages children to actively participate in tests and tasks that reinforce their learning, providing immediate feedback on their progress.
  • Practical Skills Development: Students will gain hands-on experience in scientific experiments, improving their understanding of physical and chemical processes.
  • Understanding Scientific Phenomena: The course delves into the study of natural phenomena, such as buoyancy, electricity, and magnetism, providing students with the tools to observe and analyze them.

Course Modules:
Module 1: Bodies, substances, phenomena

  • Lesson 5: What Are Substances Made Of and Why Are There So Many?
    - Introduction to the structure of substances and the diversity of materials.
  • Lesson 6: Chemical Phenomena and Their Signs
    - Exploration of chemical reactions, their signs, and how to identify them.
  • Lesson 7: What Are Solutions Made Of and How Are They Used?
    - Understanding solutions, their composition, and practical applications.
  • Lesson 8: What Are Materials and How Are They Used?
    - Analyzing different materials and their uses in various contexts.
  • Lesson 9: What Are Reactive Motion and Elastic Force?
    - Exploring reactive motion, elasticity, and their impact on materials.
  • Lesson 10: Why Do Some Bodies Float and Others Sink?
    - Investigating buoyancy and the factors that determine whether an object will float or sink.
  • Lesson 11: Exploring Static Electricity
    - Introduction to electrostatic phenomena and their everyday applications.
  • Lesson 12: How Electric Current Works and Its Role
    - Understanding the concept of electric current and how it performs work in various systems.
  • Lesson 13: What Are Magnets and Why Are They Important?
    - Learning about magnets, their properties, and their practical uses in technology.
  • Self-Assessment of Learning Outcomes:
    - Students will assess their understanding of the key topics covered in the module.

Expected Learning Outcomes:
By completing this course, students will:

  • Understand physical and chemical phenomena in nature, such as why some objects float while others sink.
  • Expand their knowledge about magnets and their applications.
  • Learn how to handle electricity and understand electric current through practical experiments.
  • Gain insight into the dangers of lightning strikes and how to stay safe.
  • Conduct experiments and observe physical changes in real-life scenarios.

This interactive course provides a hands-on approach to learning about the physical and chemical properties of materials and natural phenomena. By participating in engaging activities, students will develop a deeper understanding of how the world around them works.

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