Circuit Creators

How can you communicate during an emergency?
Communication and electricity are the lifeblood of technology as we know it. We’ve come a long way from smoke signals and from computers that take up an entire room! Join Jon as he connects these two concepts to the natural world with stories, songs, and demonstrations.
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Using the overarching question of how to communicate during an emergency, students explore properties of communication, circuits, natural hazards, and engineering as they ask themselves:

"What would help my community stay connected during a time of need?"

What would it take to see through walls?

Click here for NGSS unit summary.

Circuit Creators includes:

Detailed Educator Guide, containing
  • Topic introduction and background to give you additional context.
  • Lesson planning tools and suggested pacing guides with built-in flexibility so that you can adjust as required to fit your students' needs. 
  • Cross-curricular lesson ideas to help you bring science content into ELA, math, social studies, and art. 
  • Detailed activity instructions and parts lists.

A variety of student materials
  • My STEM Explorer Notes™ and My STEM Stories™ student notebooks, printed in color, to accompany investigation and reading activities 
  • Materials and books to support hands-on investigations and cross-curricular learning.
  • A video presentation and FireSci Chat (~10 min) by Jon as he discusses the technology, business, and shares his personal story on what inspired him develop new communication technologies and build a variety of businesses. 

Teacher support resources
  • Video tutorials for the hands-on investigations. 
  • Unlimited 12-month access to digital resources including all printed and video materials. 
  • Unlimited content and instructional support from CreositySpace.​
Here Jon sings with a class of third grade students about electricity and how you can use what you know about gravity to help understand electricity.
Questions?
Email us at Sales@CreositySpace.com.