Bioluminescence | WQED Education Activity
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Make a Chinese rattle drum with Liz from WQED Education! The Chinese Rattle Drum (also called the hand drum) originated in China during the Song Dynasty and became a popular children’s toy that is still used today. Use this fun craft activity to open up a discussion with your child about this Chinese instrument! Crafted simply from two paper plates and a wooden stick, we will affix bells onto the ends of string to make music!
Credits: WQED
Standards
PA Science Standards (PreK-3)
- 3.2.PK.A Ask questions, make observations, and explore materials in the world around them.
- 3.2.K.B Use inquiry and experimentation to investigate questions about the world.
- 3.2.1.A Plan and carry out investigations to answer questions and test ideas.
- 3.2.2.C Compare observations and draw conclusions from evidence gathered.
- 3.2.3.B Gather, organize, and interpret data from investigations.
- 3.3.PK.A Explore properties of materials through observation and investigation.
- 3.3.K.A Observe and describe physical properties of objects and materials.
- 3.3.1.A Identify and describe properties of matter using observable characteristics.
- 3.3.2.A Compare and classify materials based on physical properties.
- 3.3.3.A Describe how the properties of materials affect their behavior.
- 3.4.PK.A Use tools and materials to create, build, and test ideas.
- 3.4.K.A Explore how tools and materials can be used to solve problems.
- 3.4.1.A Apply knowledge and skills to complete a design challenge.
