SCHOOL PROGRAMS GUIDE

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SCHOOL PROGRAMS GUIDE Sparking Success in Your Students! SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING MATH

School Field Trips and ispace To-Go As one of the leading field trip providers in the region, ispace has field trips, well down to a science. We don t just make learning fun and exciting; we also inspire and expand your students STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) knowledge so they can develop the skills necessary for the challenges of tomorrow. Our programs strongly emphasize inquiry and critical thinking. Our alignment to National and State Standards supports cross-curricular connections. Your students will use various strategies to analyze, infer, problem-solve, collaborate and communicate. Students will experience new and innovative activities that complement your classroom curricula. Our Mission ispace is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to ignite passion for Science and Technology to prepare all learners to thrive in tomorrow s workforce. I was looking for a field trip that would help my students experience, hands-on, some of the science concepts I was teaching in class. The imission experience not only did this but also incorporated other skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, communication, math, etc. My students were engaged and excited the entire time. I think what I liked best was the fact that my students not only had to collect data, but they had to interpret and make inferences about the data. This process is a skill that they will use for the rest of their lives. The organization by the staff and their enthusiasm made this trip one of the most exciting field trips I have taken. Mike Michalak, Mason City Schools

School Field Trips and ispace To-Go HANDS-ON SCIENCE Storybook Science (Various) P K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Fun with Fizz SOUNDS Like Fun to Me Light/Color (Various) Peculiar Polymers Marvelous Magnets Science Inquiry (Various) SPACE EXPLORATION Space Stations Assembly/Presentations (Various) Blast Off Rocketry Astro Adventures imission: Space Base Simulation ENGINEERING INNOVATION LEGO Engineering (Various) The Art of LEGO Engineering Sheep in a Jeep Engineering Design (Various) ROBOTICS & PROGRAMMING Blue Bots Programming LEGO WeDo Robotics Scratch Programming LEGO RoboArt LEGO MINDSTORMS Robotics

Hands On Science Storybook Science (Various) Grades: PreK-3 Explore the science in beloved children s literature such as The Mixed Up Chameleon or Sounds All Around to engage even the youngest scientists through experiments and hands-on activities. Various topics to choose from. Fun with Fizz Grades: PreK-3 Young scientists create crazy concoctions where raisins dance, blobs bob and fountains foam. Density, properties of matter, chemical and physical reactions are all part of the fizzy, fun concepts explored. SOUNDS Like Fun to Me Grades: PreK-5 Enjoy some good vibrations when experimenting with the science of sound. Use your senses to hear, feel and even see the effects of sound. Students develop sound science principles with lots of hands-on activities. Light/Color (Various) Grades: PreK-6 Join in the fun as we shed some light on the science of light! Learning will be illuminated as students discover the properties of light and participate in engaging activities where they can see and hear evidence of light beyond the visible spectrum. Peculiar Polymers Grades: PreK-6 What do contact lenses, milk jugs, plastic bags, and chewing gum all have in common? They are all made from synthetic (man-made) polymers. Using a variety of hands-on activities, students will be introduced to the properties and everyday use of polymers. Marvelous Magnets Grades: K-1 Experimenting can be a lot of fun when we learn about the attracting and repelling of magnets. Students explore what objects and materials have this natural attraction, why the Earth has a magnetic field and how we are using it for technological advances. Science Inquiry (Various) Grades: K-3 Investigate the many forms of everyday science all around us! Experiments may include polymers, light, magnets, color, and more. Students will be amazed by the science that can be done with household items and will learn that they can be scientists!

Space Exploration Space Stations Grades: PreK-5 Students find out if they have the right stuff to live and work like an astronaut in space. Activities may include building robot end effectors, practicing tasks wearing space gloves and investigating space food! Assembly/Presentations (Various) Grades: PreK-12 From Living and Working in Space to Landing on Mars to Living on Mars, ispace assemblies and presentations engage students with how and why rockets fly and how astronauts live and work in space. Our speaker performs demonstrations and narrates a video about the amazing accomplishments of NASA. We can also dress your principal or teacher in our space suit costume to show how an astronaut would dress for a spacewalk. Blast Off Rocketry Grades: PreK-12 Blast off with Sir Isaac Newton and explore his three laws of motion through paper or straw rocketry activities. Investigate aerodynamics while building and launching paper or straw rockets with some specially designed high-powered air launchers. Guaranteed to be a BLAST! Astro Adventures Grades: K-1 Inquire into the wonders of the Universe and the excitement of space exploration. Discover the ups and downs of living and working in space. See what it takes to become a future astronaut through hands on, minds on investigation. imission: Space Base Simulation Grades: 4-12 Mission Control is calling educators to be advised that an imission is not an ordinary field trip! Students are immersed into the various roles of living and working on a lunar research base and will be challenged to apply STEM skills in this fun and unique learning experience. Problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills become key elements and crew members discover that the combined efforts of many teams are required for successful completion of the simulation s activities as well as any emergencies the crew may encounter on their adventure. Only available at the ispace Facility.

Engineering Innovation LEGO Engineering (Various) Grades: PreK-6 Student engineers use DUPLO or LEGO to dig into gears, levers, pulleys and wheels/axles. They investigate the principles of engineering. Work in teams to build and test simple and compound machines. The physics of fun inspires young imaginations. The Art of LEGO Engineering Grades: PreK-3 Let the creative juices flow! Students will combine engineering and art by constructing LEGO machines that they will use to craft their own work of art. Sheep in a Jeep Grades: 2-3 The rhyming story, Sheep in a Jeep, by Nancy E. Shaw is used to teach students about forces and motion. Students will build a LEGO car and test its ability with variables to go the distance on our specially designed ramps. Engineering Design (Various) Grades: 4-12 Programs channel the inner engineer in your students as they inquire, design, build and redesign to solve an array of problems and challenges. Develop critical thinkers and problem solvers to encourage innovation and creativity. Programs use LEGO as well as household materials to spark imagination. Linda Neenan iteach Educator Professional Development Teaching STEM is not rocket science oh wait, it actually can be! We empower educators by building confidence for teaching STEM topics through workshops and resources that will aid in the development of dynamic learning experiences for students. After all, teaching STEM doesn t have to be rocket science, but it should be a blast!

Robotics and Programming Blue Bots Programming Grades: K-1 Stories, science experiences plus programming a Blue-Bot all add up to a hive full of fun! Blue-Bots, designed for the younger robotic enthusiast, will send students on an exciting journey to explore Dino-Bots, Farm-Bots, Bug-Bots and more! Get ready for a buzzing great time! LEGO WeDo Robotics Grades: 2-5 Get ready for a safari full of LEGO models that come to life when students program them on a computer. Model options include a lion that roars and snores, an alligator that chomps, a monkey that drums, a bird that twirls, and more. Scratch Programming Grades: 4-12 Using student-friendly software young computer animators create a sense of movement by manipulating images. Students will learn computer coding techniques through challenging projects. LEGO RoboArt Grades: 4-12 Robots are beginning to take their place in both visual and performing arts. Explore how they are making their artistic impressions and program a LEGO MINDSTORMS robot to create a patterned art masterpiece! LEGO MINDSTORMS Robotics Grades: 4-12 Explore the exciting world of robotics as students work in teams to program LEGO MINDSTORM robots. Students teach the robot to think when sensors are added to enhance information and influence decisions. LEGO Robots are programmed to accomplish fun challenges with unique obstacles. Programs include: Instructional Strategies & Interactive Modeling Lesson Plans & Standards Alignment Contact hours May include materials for your classroom (additional fee) Being a new science teacher, I feel like I would have been lost in the new standards without your guidance and help. However, as the year came to a close and my students tested, I not only felt like I taught them the necessary components of our standards, but I was also excited that we had so much fun studying them together!

The students were engaged and commented that it was the best field trip they ve attended. I was very impressed with the knowledge and expertise of the staff, not only in the area of physical science, but working with students as well. Thanks so much! ispace curricula and experiences are effective! We successfully engage students with a 4.5 engagement level on a scale of 1-5 We improve content knowledge via pre and post-tests recording 43% better scores We improve STEM career interest and awareness about STEM applications We improve student confidence in ability to learn STEM From the teacher perspective, an ispace imission is out of this world for several reasons. First - student engagement!!!! My students were completely engaged and stepped up to make sure they didn t let anyone down. I felt useless because everything is so well run. The program is inclusive and the staff handles special needs students with grace and dignity making them included, while being aware of how to meet their needs. We can come to you! Our school programs can be brought to you and conducted in your classroom or other venue. We will bring all necessary equipment to deliver inspiring STEM knowledge. Let us lead your students through new and innovative activities that complement traditional classroom curriculum without ever having to get on a bus.