Class Description
Please note: This class is offered at two different times - either 11:30am - 1:00pm OR 1:30pm - 3:00pm on Thursdays. Classes will be combined for all field trips. This is the sign up for the 11:30am session.
Have you ever wondered things like - Why do some volcanoes explode? Or, how are rocks created? 🤔. In Mystery Science: The Birth of Rocks! students will explore questions just like these - and many more! Join Mrs. Chenelle Zoerb for an engaging mix of video and hands-on activities that investigate volcanic eruptions, the rock cycle, and how weathering and erosion affect the Earth's landscapes.
Activities include mapping the ring of fire, replicating the rock cycle, making (and erupting) salt-dough volcanoes, visiting the Anchorage Museum of Science and Nature … and more! This class also includes participation in the MCS Science Fair.
Note on Science Fair Participation: Experiments and boards will be completed primarily at home, but on-campus open work sessions will be available. Projects will be displayed around the school!