Kökets och matens naturkunskap. Med hjälp av livsmedel och matlagning kan naturkunskapen göras konkret och intresseväckande för elever på restaurang- och livsmedelsprogrammet.
Samtidigt kan naturkunskapens utforskande karaktär väcka elevernas experimentlust och vilja att granska påståenden om kost, hälsa och hållbar utveckling i media. I det här materialet förenas naturkunskapens undersökande karaktär med restaurang- och livsmedelsprogrammets yrkesämnen. För att eleverna ska ges möjlighet att se helheter kan undervisningen i naturkunskap möta kurser som livsmedels- och näringskunskap 1 och matlagning 3. Materialet syftar till att ge stöd och inspiration för att planera, genomföra och utvärdera arbetsområden som utmanar elevernas tankar och idéer. Vad är matlagning? Vid matlagning och bakning använder man värme, kyla, syror, baser med mera för att påverka proteiner, fetter och kolhydrater. Laborera med livsmedel Laborera med livsmedel Vilket vatten väljer du? Under rubriken ”Vilket vatten väljer du?” Algodoo, a great physics education program! « Scientix blog.
Image: Shutterstock/Kletr Algodoo is a 2D physics engine for iPads and computers.
It´s created by a Swede named Emil Ernerfeldt. With Algodoo you can let your creativity flow! When I first saw Algodoo a couple of years ago it looked promising and useful but I didn´t really understand how to get started in the first place. I put Algodoo on a wish list of what I would like to learn and be able to use in the classroom. Today I have used it with my students to explore contents like friction, density, gears and optics. Algodoo is a very creative program and the best way to explore it is to do the first 2 beginners tutorials and then just play around and build things with all the tools available.
I will show you in a video how you can get started with Algodoo with the beginner’s tutorials. In the videos I use Algodoo on a computer but you can also use it on an iPad. Science Teaching Resources. Welcome to the Science File Cabinet.
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Välkommen till Ingenjör Lundströms experimentverkstad ! Konkret och kreativ NO. Fysikaliska Leksaker. Skapa och upptäck - Unga Fakta. Science project: Food-dye Color Wheel. Every year about this time I start to really, REALLY crave color.
Like clockwork, every January I start scheming about decorating with yellow or orange or something bright just to liven things up a bit. It's been a little better this year because my kitchen is south-facing and everything is white and light blue, so it feels nice and light and airy. That being said, I still think more color this time of year is great. So, the kids and I made this fun food-dye color wheel the other day. It was a great little science and art project. It was such fun, and I couldn't believe how patient the kids were (ages 3 and 5), just staring at the colored water move slowly up the paper towels and mixing together.
Here's what you need to make this fun color wheel: 6 clear cups 6 paper towels red food dye blue food dye yellow food dye Here's what you do to make the color wheel: 1) Fill 3 cups with water and mix in red food dye into one, blue food dye into the second and yellow food dye into the third. Experimentskafferiet.