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Luna the Owlet and the Solar Eclipse (book 2)
Welcome, stargazers, to a tale of wonder and discovery! Join us on an enchanting journey with Luna the Owlet, a young astronomer with a passion for the cosmos. Today, Luna is embarking on an extraordinary adventure to witness a rare and spectacular event-the solar eclipse!
Follow Luna as she shares her excitement and knowledge about eclipses, guiding us through the mysteries of the universe. Together, let's explore the magic of the solar eclipse and marvel at the beauty of the celestial dance between the sun, moon, and Earth.
So, grab your telescopes and eclipse glasses, and join Luna as she takes flight into the depths of space. Get ready for an unforgettable cosmic experience that will leave you starry-eyed! ✨🦉🌒
Follow Luna as she shares her excitement and knowledge about eclipses, guiding us through the mysteries of the universe. Together, let's explore the magic of the solar eclipse and marvel at the beauty of the celestial dance between the sun, moon, and Earth.
So, grab your telescopes and eclipse glasses, and join Luna as she takes flight into the depths of space. Get ready for an unforgettable cosmic experience that will leave you starry-eyed! ✨🦉🌒
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Luna the Owlet becomes an astronaut
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Welcome to Luna's Cosmic Journey, a tale of dreams reaching new heights and aspirations soaring among the stars. Join Luna, a determined owlette from Featherbrook, as she embarks on a captivating adventure to become an Owlsternaut. Against all odds and skeptics, Luna's passion for space exploration propels her through challenges, leading her to unexpected encounters and the fulfillment of her c...
Steam'n Adventures With Dr. Duckie: Space Adventure with Dr. Duckie - Explore the Solar System!"**
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🚀 Welcome to an intergalactic journey like never before! Join Dr. Duckie, your quack-tastic space captain, as we embark on a whimsical expedition through our solar system. 🌌 Buckle up, young astronauts, as we fly past the Moon, visit each planet, and even make a special stop at Pluto-the dwarf planet! 🌙 Laugh along with Dr. Duckie's space-themed jokes designed just for our littlest space explor...
Riz and the Rizzers: Coding the Cheese OIympics
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In this short story Riz learns to use coding and sequencing to remember the way through the maze.
Steamin' Stories with Dr. Duckie presents Lacey Walker Non-Stop Talker By Christianne Jones
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We used This short picture book to get students back on the roll after being on break. We listened to the book, talked about cause and effect, and played games. If I don't disrupt my teacher ... I can understand the lesson... If I listen to instructions... I can do the project safely.
Santa's Zip zapping Zipline Adventure
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Santa and his crew devise a plan to deliver packages even to a small village in a windstorm! In this steam challenge, students create a delivery device to protect the packages as the crew ziplines down to the village to deliver packages in a wind storm. For older kids, a high-speed fan about the middle of the zipline increases the challenge.
Frank the Flamingo Shapes of Friendship
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This is the story of Frank the Flamingo as he finds out that we are all made of different shapes. In class students built animals with shape blocks after reading the story, they discussed how shapes can be used to make a representation of almost everything. Aren't Kinders Cute!
Steamin' Stories with Dr. Duckie presents :The cool Chia Seed: A sprouts journey
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This is the story of Chip the Chia and his journey to germination.
Dr. Duckie's Steamin Stories presents Dotty and the Spider Club.
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This story is about spiders and how they are unique and fun creatures. At the end is a great STEM project: explore air, and movement, and have a spider race of your very own.
Once upon a time, in the land of Arizona, lived a unique cloud named Reign Drip Reign Drip was not
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Science video about Reign Drip and Stormy Monsoon!
Steamin Stories with Dr. Duckie The Very Impatient Butterfly- Animatronic butterfly lesson
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This story is for the start of the year K-3; students will be listening to this and then creating their own animatronic butterfly with straws paper, and tape. They will be challenged to use patience and follow directions as we build our butterflies. (Link in the comments for the lesson will be posted after 8/3)
Robby builds a nest By: Dr. Duckie
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Stem story connection: Has information about a robin's life cycle, and engineering.
Frejolie's Adventure- The story of a Bean
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Frejolie's Adventure- The story of a Bean
Steaming Stories with Dr. Duckie "Don't touch that flower"
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This is the second story in the squirrel and bird story. Squirrel is worried about a new flower and innovates many ideas on how to save his flower. Bird always lends his wisdom to help Squirrel learn about spring.
Steam'n Stories with Dr Duckie The snowman who didn't want to melt
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Steam'n Stories with Dr Duckie The snowman who didn't want to melt
Steam'n stories with Dr Duckie The Snow The Snow The Snow Dancer
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Steam'n stories with Dr Duckie The Snow The Snow The Snow Dancer
Steam'n Stories with Dr. Duckie The snowman who didn't want to melt
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Steam'n Stories with Dr. Duckie The snowman who didn't want to melt
Grande innovation academy fablab and smalllab
Awesome presentation, I enjoy being read to
Hi. Justg wondering how often you put new content out there. Ive missed your stories
Dr. Duckie was injured and is not able to create videos at this time. Program will return in August.
Creating a homemade barometer to monitor high and low pressures can be a fun and educational project. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to make one using simple materials: **Materials You'll Need:** 1. Glass jar or container with a wide mouth and airtight lid 2. Flexible rubber balloon or latex glove 3. Clear plastic straw 4. Cardboard or heavy paper 5. Scissors 6. Tape (duct tape or clear tape) 7. Ruler or measuring tape 8. Marker or pen 9. Water 10. Tape measure or online weather source (for calibration) **Instructions:** 1. **Prepare the Jar:** - Clean the glass jar thoroughly and ensure it's completely dry. - Fill the jar with water, leaving a couple of inches of space at the top. - Seal the jar tightly with its lid. 2. **Create the Barometer Chamber:** - Cut the bottom of the plastic straw at an angle to make a sharp point. - Attach the balloon or latex glove to the wide end of the straw, securing it tightly with tape. Make sure the seal is airtight. 3. **Prepare the Cardboard Scale:** - Cut a piece of cardboard or heavy paper to fit the length of the jar's side. - Use a ruler or measuring tape to mark equal increments along the cardboard. These increments will represent pressure changes. You can start with inches of mercury (inHg) or millibars (mb) if you prefer metric units. 4. **Attach the Straw to the Scale:** - Tape the straw vertically along one side of the cardboard, with the pointed end of the straw at the bottom. - Align the straw's base with the zero mark on the cardboard. 5. **Calibrate Your Barometer:** - Look up the current atmospheric pressure from a reliable source like a weather website, local weather station, or mobile app. - Adjust your cardboard scale so that the current atmospheric pressure aligns with the water level inside the jar. Use the marker to indicate this point on the cardboard. 6. **Monitor Pressure Changes:** - Place your homemade barometer in a stable location indoors, away from direct sunlight, drafts, and temperature fluctuations. - Observe the water level in the straw over time. As atmospheric pressure changes, the water level will rise or fall in response. **How It Works:** Changes in atmospheric pressure affect the air pressure inside the balloon or glove connected to the straw. When the outside air pressure increases, it pushes the water up the straw, and when the pressure decreases, the water level in the straw drops. Remember that this homemade barometer might not be as accurate as professional instruments, but it's a great way to observe general pressure trends and learn about weather patterns. Make sure to keep an eye on the weather reports to validate your observations and understand the correlation between pressure changes and weather conditions in your area.
Thanks, Ms. Doran!
Any time!