Parents,
I just wanted to send a quick update about PRISM. It is NOT mandatory for 5th graders to complete the PRISM project but highly suggested and encouraged!
IF students choose to complete a project at home, there is a suggested timeline, a sheet with possible investigation ideas/websites, and a proposal sheet. I would highly encourage your student to use these tools (located in the science tab of this blog!) if they would like to participate.
The first step is choosing a testable question that they want to investigate (it must be measurable!) If your student is interested, I would encourage them to complete the proposal sheet and turn in to me next week so I can go over it with them and make sure they are on the right track.
Thank you for all your help and encouragement at home. I highly suggest participating because it is a FANTASTIC way to get hands-on practice with the scientific method and performing investigations (a BIG part of the 5th grade curriculum and state-wide testing). If you have any questions, please let me know!
See below for more information-
Here is a link to the suggested timeline, it is also posted in the Science tab- PRISM 5th Grade Suggested Timeline.
See below for more information-
See below for more information-
***Concord’s Maker Fair
We will be having a Maker Fair (Previously PRISM night) on February 18th from 3:30-6. If anyone is interested in doing a PRISM project at home and getting started over the holiday break, here is the link with the information.
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