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Engaging Learning with Whiteboards: Interactive Science Demonstrations

Join Ann Hu for an exciting session on leveraging whiteboards in educational activities. Explore the functions of whiteboards, assess learning, and engage students through individual accountability and group discussions. Discover the contrasts between large boards and handheld options for brainstorming ideas or explaining concepts based on prior knowledge. The session includes an interactive salt-water demonstration, allowing students to hypothesize and observe results. Perfect for enhancing student engagement and understanding in science, especially for weather and density topics.

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Engaging Learning with Whiteboards: Interactive Science Demonstrations

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  1. Fun with White Boards Presented by: Ann Hu

  2. Outline • Function • Source • Demonstration

  3. Functions • Review of Concepts • Individual accountability • Assessment for learning • Big board vs. Small boards • Introduction of New Ideas • brainstorm new ideas or explaining based on prior knowledge • Big board vs. Small boards

  4. Source • Home Depot (cut into 4 or 8) • Home Made (bristol board+liminating)

  5. Review of Concepts Action time!!!

  6. Review (Matching) Individual

  7. Review (Short Answer) Group

  8. New Concepts

  9. Prior Knowledge • Students have done a brief lesson on density including density definition and possibly formula...etc) • Students have some background on how to draw particles. • Agenda • Warm Up (density: Frayer’s model-definition, example, formula, nonexample...etc.) • Demo (Salt Water) • Group Discussion • Evaluation: Final Product (3 sentences journal)

  10. Salt Water Demo • Materials • Water • Salt • Clear rectangular container • Divider (Cardboard) • 2 1000mL beakers • 2 different food colouring • Measure 2 containers with 1000mL of tap water. • Add Salt into one of the beaker • Add food colouring into each beaker (1 colour per beaker). • Pour into each side of the rectangular container with divider in the middle • Hypothesize and pour...

  11. Extension • Grade 10 Weather unit • All courses...etc.

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