“Squish” lesson plans vary depending on the context and can include art projects like Squish Mâché or color mixing with paper plates, sensory activities like creating squish bags with sand and hair gel, or STEM activities such as building light-up sculptures with Squishy Circuits. A physical education game called “Squish” also involves hitting a ball against a wall to keep it in play.
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Up to thirty five students 1st through 6th
Health Science Chemistry
Lemon: Ascorbic acid, Vitamin “C” acid
Water: H2O, Crystal Geyser, All natural, California mountain spring water, Concepts: solubility and solvency
Honey: sweetener
Concept: high viscosity, Bee pollen and “B” vitamins
Hygiene: Wash hands with a small drop of soap.
During this time, rinse lemon, small flow of water for each student.
10 minutes Class Introduction
Students will watch a video to hear the pronunciation of the letters and vowels of the alphabet, the first time they will listen and watch. The video will be played a second time so that they can repeat all the letters and vowels and practice.
In this lesson, students will extend their understanding of proportional relationships to discover that they are one kind of linear function.
Ratios (including rates, ratios, proportions, and percents) are commonplace in everyday life and critical for further study in math and science. In Grade 7, students extend the concepts of unit rate developed in Grade 6 to applications involving complex fractions.
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