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Kids to the Rescue

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Kids to the Rescue – 4th-6th grade

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KIDS TO THE RESCUE Grades: 4th-6th

  • Workshop Leads: Jyoti Vyas Registered Nurse
  • Workshop Description: In this workshop students will learn basic human physiology, healthcare roles, CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), and basic first aid skills. The class uses hands-on experience as you will work with stethoscopes, CPR mannequins, bandages, splints, “blood,” and more. The class is perfect if you’re interested in a career in health science or just learning invaluable, lifesaving skills. .
  • Subjects covered: Basic Human anatomy/physiology, health sciences, chemistry, physics, and life-saving skills.
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    Jan 10
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Discovering Our Natural World

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Grades: 3rd – 5th

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DISCOVERING OUR NATURAL WORLD Grades: 3rd – 5th

  • Workshop Lead: Erlinda Cortez, Teacher (Poly High School in Long Beach —10 Year SSC Volunteer)
  • Workshop Description: Satisfy your curiosity about your natural surroundings as we explore our different ecosystems, the oceans, the different kinds of forests, and the animal inhabitants in each ecosystem. Students investigate the stars and heavens and use maps to learn navigational skills. We will learn about wilderness safety so you can safely enjoy your outdoor experiences. The activities are fun and hands-on and will engage you to want to learn more about our natural world!
  • Subjects covered: Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Geography, Geology, and Marine Sciene
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    Jan 10
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Environmental Approach to Chemistry & Biology

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Grades: 4th – 6th

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ENVIRONMENTAL APPROACH TO CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY Grades: 4th – 6th

  • Workshop Lead: Eric Eichinger, Engineer (The Boeing Company-25 year SSC Volunteer)
  • Workshop Description: During this workshop you will grow plants and microbes, perform chemical reactions, and construct ecospheres to learn how interdependent we all are with our natural surroundings.
  • Subjects covered: Chemistry, Botany, Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Geology, Physiology, and Food Science.

 

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    Jan 10
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Kids on Mars

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Grades: 4th – 6th

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KIDS ON MARS Grades: 4th – 6th

  • Workshop Leads: Ria Mishra, Student (5 year SSC Alumni)
  • Workshop Description: In this exciting workshop, students will learn about Mars while planning a Mars mission. The students will build a spacecraft, robots, a Mars colony, and small water rockets. Student projects will be performed in small teams and as individuals. Emphasis will be on fun, learning, team building, the use of some math, and some more fun.
  • Subjects covered: Aeronautics, Mechanics, and Physics.

 

  • 12
    Jan 10
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Magnets & Electricity

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Grades: 4th – 5th

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MAGNETS & ELECTRICITY Grades: 4th – 5th

  • Workshop Lead: Michael Keating, Engineer (The Boeing Company—7 year SSC Volunteer)
  • Workshop Description: How does a magnet work? Why does a compass point north? Why can we turn on lights buy just flipping a switch? What is a circuit? Through hands-on experiments discover the answers to these questions and more! This workshop introduces students to the basic concepts of magnetism, static electricity, current electricity, and circuit components ranging from the resistor to the DC motor.
  • Subjects covered: Electronics and Physics.
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    Jan 10
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Astronomy

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Grades: 4th – 5th

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ASTRONOMY Grades: 4th – 5th

  • Workshop Lead: Rob Carter ( Retired Engineer Boeing 10 year Camp Alumni)
  • Workshop Description: Ever wonder what is up in the sky? Find out how the universe works in this workshop as you learn to enjoy the visual splendors of the universe. Learn about the Sun, planets, moons, stars, star clusters, nebula, galaxies, asteroids, and comets. This workshop includes hands-on projects to learn about constellations, telescopes, why we have seasons and eclipses, how big the solar system is and how far apart are objects in the sky, crater formation and much more.
  • Subjects covered: Astronomy, Engineering, Physical Science.

 

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    Jan 10
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Energy is a Blast

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Grades: 5th – 6th

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ENERGY IS A BLAST Grades: 5th – 6th

  • Workshop Leads: May Lew, Engineer (Southern California Gas—10 year SSC Volunteer) Ivan Zelada, Engineer, (Southern California Gas—8 year SSC Volunteer) Claire Becker-Castle, Engineer (Southern California Gas—8 year SSC Volunteer)
  • Workshop Description: What is energy and how do we use it? Students learn about alternative energy sources and understand how to use energy wisely through the use of innovative hands-on activities. Activities expose students to water power, wind, gas, solar power, hydrogen, food power and energy conservation
  • Subjects covered: Environmental Science, Chemistry, Physics, Food Science, and Mechanics.
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    Jan 10
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Rocks & Mr. Newton

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Grades: 5th – 6th

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ROCKS AND MR. NEWTON Grades: 5th – 6th

  • Workshop Lead: Mike Fergus, Engineer (The Boeing Company—22 year SSC Volunteer)
  • Workshop Description: In this workshop students learn about, collect, identify, and categorize rocks and minerals. We will even examine and prepare fossils. During the second part of the workshop, we’ll explore Newton’s laws using rockets, bridge building, miniature roller coasters, egg drops, and toys to demonstrate concepts such as inertia and momentum, force and motion, collisions, energy and levers.
  • Subjects covered: Geology and Physics.

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