Science Process Skills Presentations

Focus on essential science process skills by emphasizing observation and measurement in practical applications involving human senses and everyday scenarios. Develop critical analytical skills and gain a deeper understanding of scientific methods through interactive learning experiences.

Investigate the interplay between weather and the behavior of plants and animals to develop the ability to predict weather patterns. Strengthen competencies in analyzing environmental impacts and enhancing skills in weather forecasting.

Investigate the navigational techniques employed by Polynesian explorers, emphasizing their reliance on celestial bodies. Acquire skills to interpret and apply these ancient methods for a deeper understanding of celestial motion.

Explore celestial navigation with a focus on interpreting star positions for navigating the Pacific Ocean using stars like Arcturus as seen on a Polynesian map. Understand how to use the night sky for direction-finding, emphasizing practical navigation techniques and the cultural significance of Polynesian wayfinding.

Observe celestial movements to gain proficiency in recognizing and interpreting the paths of the Moon and stars. Develop skills in astronomical observation and analytical interpretation, enhancing understanding of celestial dynamics.

Examine the mechanisms of erosion and transportation in river processes, focusing on understanding geological processes. Identify and analyze features formed by these processes. Develop analytical skills to evaluate how rivers shape the landscape and recognize the various landforms created through erosion and deposition.

Learners will explore key communication methods integral to scientific processes. They will gain insight into the timing and diversity of techniques used in scientific communication, enhancing their understanding of how to effectively convey scientific ideas and findings.