10. Plant Investigation
10. Plant Investigation
Through the activities of plant observation, measurement, sample collection, and microscope observation, students learn about the skill to study trees and explore the relationship between plants and the environment.
Activities:
．Discovering plants
．Researching on plant facts
．Using microscope to explore plants features
．Constructing plants specimen and information booklet
Targets: Students aged 10 or above
Objectives:
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The Advanced Environmental courses are target to provide life-wide learning experiences for students to know more about our natural resources and the importance of environmental conservation in Hong Kong. During the course.
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During the course, students' common knowledge on nature and astronomy will be strengthened.
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By using the inquiry learning approach, the course will also emphasize students' creativity, analytical skills, problem solving, and communication skills.
Target: Students aged 6 or above
Number of Participants: Maximum 40 students per session
Duration: Approximate 2.5 hours per session (9:30am -12:00nn or 2:00pm -4:30pm)
Charge: Free of charge (Sponsored by Sik Sik Yuen Education Service Fund).
Remarks: Application for each school cannot be more than 6 courses.
Application: All schools in Hong Kong will receive a course registration notification letter in late August each year so that they can apply for the courses of the following year.
11. Insect Hunter
11. Insect Hunter
Through field trip, students learn about the basic classification and characteristics of insects, acquire the skills of observing insects, and understand the importance of caring for natural creatures.
Activities:
．Insect Pop Quiz
．Knowing more about insect classification
．Discovering and searching insect outdoor
．Sharing session of the findings of insect
Targets: Students aged 10 or above
Objectives:
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The Advanced Environmental courses are target to provide life-wide learning experiences for students to know more about our natural resources and the importance of environmental conservation in Hong Kong. During the course.
-
During the course, students' common knowledge on nature and astronomy will be strengthened.
-
By using the inquiry learning approach, the course will also emphasize students' creativity, analytical skills, problem solving, and communication skills.
Target: Students aged 6 or above
Number of Participants: Maximum 40 students per session
Duration: Approximate 2.5 hours per session (9:30am -12:00nn or 2:00pm -4:30pm)
Charge: Free of charge (Sponsored by Sik Sik Yuen Education Service Fund).
Remarks: Application for each school cannot be more than 6 courses.
Application: All schools in Hong Kong will receive a course registration notification letter in late August each year so that they can apply for the courses of the following year.
12. Marble Run
12. Marble Run
Through circular design, students use everyday objects to design, build, and test various mechanisms with the aim of learning about the transformation between “potential energy” and “kinetic energy”.
Activities:
．Marble runs slow
．Marble takes a sharp turn
．Marble run challenges
Targets: Students aged 10 or above
Objectives:
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The Advanced Environmental courses are target to provide life-wide learning experiences for students to know more about our natural resources and the importance of environmental conservation in Hong Kong. During the course.
-
During the course, students' common knowledge on nature and astronomy will be strengthened.
-
By using the inquiry learning approach, the course will also emphasize students' creativity, analytical skills, problem solving, and communication skills.
Target: Students aged 6 or above
Number of Participants: Maximum 40 students per session
Duration: Approximate 2.5 hours per session (9:30am -12:00nn or 2:00pm -4:30pm)
Charge: Free of charge (Sponsored by Sik Sik Yuen Education Service Fund).
Remarks: Application for each school cannot be more than 6 courses.
Application: All schools in Hong Kong will receive a course registration notification letter in late August each year so that they can apply for the courses of the following year.