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 ŞUBAT STEM ÇALIŞMALARI FEBRUARY STEM STUDIES STEM çalışmamızın ilk basamağı olan Scıence kapsamında deneyimizi gerçekleştirdik. Deneyimizde amaç  ç ocuklar koyu renkli yüzeylerin daha fazla ısıyı emdiğini ve daha hızlı eridiğini anlamalarını gözlemleyerek görmelerini sağlamaktır. ( As part of our Science program, the first step in our STEM studies, we conducted an experiment. The aim of our experiment was to help children observe and understand that dark-colored surfaces absorb more heat and melt faster.) Deneyimizi yapmak için şu sırayı takip ettik: Buz küplerini iki tabağa yerleştirdik. Bir tanesinin üzerine kum/tuz serptik. Onları bir lambanın altına veya güneşe koyduk ve gözlemledik. Öğrencilere şu soruyu sorduk: Hangisi daha hızlı eriyor? ( To conduct our experiment, we followed this procedure: We placed ice cubes in two plates. We sprinkled sand/salt on one of them. We placed them under a lamp or in the sun and observed. We asked the s...

 Febrary activities:  The story that inspired our actions: ”Damla carefully observed the strong winds blowing around the Aral Sea. The wind blew fine grains of sand and salt into the sky. Damla learned that these grains reached the distant mountain glaciers, darkening their pristine white surfaces and making them absorb more sunlight. This was the reason why the glaciers were melting rapidly.” 1 Science: Children experiment and observe how dark surfaces attract more heat and melt faster. 2 Math: Children first use markers and then a ruler to measure how far the sand travels when we blow hard and when we blow gently. 3. How technology creates tools for problem solving: The children experimented with various materials (tulle, net fabric, cotton fabric). The question they were asked to answer was: “What tool can hold sand but allow air to pass through?” 4. We measure the force of the wind. Construction of an anemometer. 5 The children played related online games

  Our cooperative game for February Description of how to play our cooperative game. We played our cooperative game in our classroom.

  "Reading story-Reflection" We studied the fourth chapter of the story, discussed the problems caused by sandstorms, and the students illustrated their suggestions for reducing the damage they cause. "Science-Technology-Engineering Ativities" The children were divided into groups, and each group was given sand. They touched it and observed that the grains were separate from one another. Then, they added water to the soil and noticed that the grains stuck together. Based on this observation, they hypothesized which type of soil could cause a sandstorm. They experimented and confirmed their predictions. Next, they placed a homemade field behind the plate with the soil and added plants made of modeling clay. They blew air again and observed how the sandstorm covered the plants with dust, causing damage to them. Finally, they created a natural barrier using trees made from the kindergarten’s wooden materials. They repeated the experiment and observed how effective tree...