Rainbows

media type="custom" key="22018520" || On the white sheet of paper, draw a rainbow, color it in, and explain what it means to you or a special memory you have of a rainbow. Choose a rainbow quote that jumps out at you. Write the quote and explain why you chose that quote and what meaning it has for you. || || Following the steps in the scientific method, students collaborated in groups to form a rainbow using milk, food coloring,and dish soap. [|Reflection Blog] || || || Hands-on Activity: Go outside or by a window and use the natural light and a prism to make a rainbow. In your science notebook, illustrate what you see. [|3-2-1 Reflection** (blog)]
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 * What does a rainbow mean to you?
 * BrainPop -
 * Watch Rainbow Video Watch Scientific Method Video || [[image:bronxstars/video.jpg width="320" height="320"]][[image:bronxstars/Scientific Method.JPG width="190" height="314"]] ||
 * Create a rainbow experiment #1:
 * Rainbow passages (across various genre's) with multiple choice questions and short/extended responses answered through a [|blog]. || [[file:What Is a Rainbow.docx]][[file:Can You Eat a Rainbow.docx]]
 * Create a Rainbow
 * Record 3 observations you make
 * Note 2 things you want to know more about and investigate
 * <span style="color: #800080; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 130%;">Write 1 thing you really enjoyed ||  ||