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KapKa Cooperative School
510 N 49th St,
Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 522-0350



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Science

Children in Grades K to 2 will learn to:
Develop the ability to observe, record and make predictions of scientific phenomena Learn to appreciate the integrity of ecological systems through an emphasis on the study of life science, physical and earth sciences
By using these techniques:

Life Sciences

Students will study animals and people in their various habitats. Using a project based approach, the students will incorporate art, music, literacy, science and math into their studies

Earth Science

Studying the earth, water and plants by:

  • Recording observations - graphing, drawing and writing
  • Compare basic needs - humans, plants, animals
  • Observe changes - solid to liquid, seeds, salmon, butterflies
  • Exploration of natural objects - leaves, seeds, shells, stones, etc.
  • Recycling

Physical Science

Students will learn how things work from cars and computers to levers and lasers. They will achieve this through observation and practical experimentation

 

Children in Grades 3 to 5 will learn to:
Develop the ability to observe and make connections between various scientific phenomena Gain an appreciation of the interdependency between ecological systems
Develop analytical reasoning skills as they make hypotheses, predict outcomes, conduct experiments, record observations, draw conclusions, and present findings Use their interests and passions as a guide to inform what they learn over the course of three years
By using these techniques:

Scientific Method

Students use a hands-on, experiential process that allows them to make connections to math, social studies, literacy and the arts. They practice recording their observations by graphing, drawing and writing

Physical Science

Exploring and studying:

  • Energy, light and sound
  • Simple machines
  • Magnetic forces
  • Physical changes e.g. Solid to liquid; Seed growth
  • Robotic technology
  • Properties of matter

Life Sciences

Studying:

  • Classification and comparison of plants and animals
  • Human body systems and their functions and interrelationships
  • Nutrition
  • Gardening
  • Marine Biology
  • Ecosystems

Earth Sciences

Investigating:

  • Land and water systems
  • Recycling and composting
  • Electricity
  • Astronomy
  • Environmental Studies
  • Cosmology