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A Stream Investigation
Students evaluate the health of a stream by sampling, grouping, and classifying live aquatic invertebrates and by doing simple water chemistry. Give your students the excitement of engaging in meaningful scientific study, using live samples! This fast paced program includes an active "habitat game", a student's workbook, and the opportunity to use quality scientific equipment ..............all wrapped in an exciting mystery! Students become investigators to help "Finsworth Fish" evaluate the health of his home stream. After the program, you and your students can analyze the data (and practise math skills - percent, multiplication, reading graphs and tables - at the same time; instructions are provided). This dynamic two hour program designed for Grades 4 - 6 is presented in your classroom so you have no added workload. We bring all the excitement of a field trip into your classroom, and we enhance the curriculum that you are required to teach. |
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| Correlation with the British Columbia Grade 4, 5 & 6 Science IRP | |
| Applications of Science | |
| use appropriate tools to assist in observation | |
| demonstrate an ability to recognize a valid interpretation of their results | |
| present their interpretation of the results from an experiment | |
| demonstrate responsible action when using the scientific skills they have developed | |
| classify and order based on a set of keys and criteria | |
| use appropriate technologies to record, measure, save and retrieve data | |
| organize and interpret information in simple tables and | |
| demonstrate an appreciation of keeping honest and unbiased scientific records | |
| Life Science | |
| relate the structure and behavior of local organisms to their survival | |
| discuss how changes in an organism's habitat can affect the survival of organisms and species | |
| describe the known and potential environmental impacts of using BC's living resources | |
| classify plants and animals according to their external features | |
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