SBM project
David G. Rhodes
rhodes at MODEL.PHR.UTEXAS.EDU
Mon Aug 8 06:44:03 EST 1994
To: jyehmnca at uclink.berkeley.edu (James Song-Jeng Yeh)
On Aug 7, 4:39pm, James Song-Jeng Yeh wrote:
> Subject: SBM project
> Dear "Rhodes":
> I am wondering if you could give me a little bit more info on the
> nature of the SBM project and for what age level it is appropirate for???
There was a short item in "The Scientist" summarizing the same sort of
information I posted that might be useful to you. The projects include a
series of several (6-8) small (hour or so) experiments. For example, in
the unit on sound last year, they did a project with a "string-and-box
bass" to learn about vibrations, made a simple pipe out of straws to learn
about pitch, put a marker at the end of a paint stirrer (which was then
'twanged' to draw the oscillations on a piece of paper, went on a sound
scavenger hunt (looking for metallic sounds, squeaks, thumps, etc...) and a
few other projects. At the end of the unit, they put together a 'radio
play' with sound effects, and sent tapes to the pen-pal-scientist. Other
projects over the years have included making a camera (really!), designing
an "ecologically correct" town, designing an ice cream machine (with
certaqin limits on available materials), designing a "fun house", etc.
Grade levels 4-9 will be able to use the materials effectively, with
varying degrees of detail.
> And also the requirements to register as a volunteer scientist.
interest
> I live in the west coast, and there is a 3 hour time difference
> and I have not been able to get thru the SBM phone # you posted.
Keep trying (or use the internet address - mparker at acs.bu.edu)
> Thank you very much.
>
> James Yeh
>
> jyehmnca at uclink.berkeley.edu
>
>
> Neurobiology
> Molecular and Cell Biology
> UC Berkeley
>-- End of excerpt from James Song-Jeng Yeh
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