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Students read about a girl in Africa and the struggles her family faces to gather wood to make a fire for cooking. Students became real world problem solvers as they designed a solar cooker that Nadine's family could use for cooking instead of cooking over a fire. Students designed and tested prototypes to build the most efficient solar cooker. Students needed to apply their knowledge of heat energy as well as their knowledge of conductors and insulators while building their cookers. The results were amazing!

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Students had to solve different problems using their knowledge of the states of matter. The solutions to different problems opened locks on the Breakout Edu Box.

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This is the classroom spin on an escape room! The students had a series of math problems to solve in order to crack the codes on our lock box.

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This is a great activity for kids to summarize what they've learned. Sometimes it's difficult for kids to summarize without being too wordy. This activity encourages kids to pay attention to details and write a short summary.
https://gtm-media-3.discoveryeducation.com/v3.3/PDF/SOS_35_Tweet_Tweet.pdf

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Watch your kids get excited with this SOS strategy! The kids work together to create slides for their presentations, then record them in a short video. I'm not sure if they enjoy making them or watching them more!
https://gtm-media-3.discoveryeducation.com/v3.3/PDF/SOS_64_Paperslide.pdf

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Paper Chat
One of our favorites! Students communicate through writing (no speaking) while responding to a question.
https://gtm-media-3.discoveryeducation.com/v3.3/PDF/SOS_48_Paper_Chat.pdf

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Students watched a video and had to sequence their vocabulary words in the order they heard them.
https://gtm-media-3.discoveryeducation.com/v3.3/PDF/SOS_8_Vocab_Scavenger.pdf