Introduces students to the Bernoulli Effect and other factors that affect flight (Physical Science).

1 • Properties of Air - properties such as volume, pressure and compressibility.
2 • Bernoulli Effect - the effects of the Bernoulli Principle.
3 • Planes - applying the Bernoulli Effect to planes.
4 • Other Forms of Flight - other forces that affect flight.

Gives students a basic introduction to DNA, genetics and heredity (Life Science).

Students experiment with the properties of these vast, saline bodies that compose most of our world and the effects they impose upon us (Physical and Earth Sciences).

1 • Oceanic Conditions - the properties of oceans.
2 • Ocean Travel - factors that influence ocean voyaging.
3 • Shoreline - information about the shoreline, including pollution.
4 • Ocean Vertebrates - vertebrates that live in the ocean.

Introduces students to quantitative experimentation with lenses (convex and concave) and mirrors, including measuring focal length (Physical Science).

Gives students familiarity with the basic force of friction and several simple machines, such as the lever and the pulley (Physical Science).

Introduces students to the basics of physics.  They experiment with the relationships between gravity, movement, inertia and mass (Physical Sciences)

1 • Why Does It Move?  - Forces affect motion and objects.
2 • The Force of Gravity - Gravity pulls objects toward the center of the Earth.
3 • The Law of Inertia - Inertia is resistance to change in motion.
4 • Mass Affects Motion - Mass and motion are directly related.

Students learn the basic properties of magnets and begin a study in magnetism.  Experiments with magnetic polarity, magnetic fields, and magnetic separation help to foster a better understanding of magnetism (Physical Sciences).

Introduces students to electricity, an integral part of the modern world.  They experiment with static electricity, gain an understanding of how a flashlight works and make an electromagnet and an electric motor (Physical Science).

Introduces students to ecosystems and the idea that all living things are connected to their environment.  Students learn that living things depend on their environment for their survival (Life Sciences).

Students learn that the water cycle is an essential part of all ecosystems.  By exploring the water cycle, the importance of water and its natural path is better understood (Earth Sciences).