Write a Diary Entry: 19th Century Indigenous Massacres
Learn about the persecution and massacres committed against native Californians during the second half of the 1800s. Write a journal entry from the perspective of an indigenous Californian
Before settlers moved in, the United States was inhabited by many Indigenous tribes, and they lived in regions that can be vaguely mapped out. Whose land used to be where you live?
Grab some paper, tape, a marker, and some coloring utensils to make a colorful sheet of geometric shapes. Then find the angles, lines, rays, segments, and points that naturally formed in your work of art.
Learn how to do curl-ups, oblique curl-ups, traditional and modified push-ups, and tricep push-ups safely. Then challenge your friends to a competition!
Try this competitive race game with someone at home. Grab a pair of socks and empty trash can, and see who can score 3 baskets first with some physical challenges in between.
Description: Learn about forces in action as you experiment how gradients, weights, motion and resistance affect the movement of various objects with this fun science activity.
Description: THE QUARKED! PROJECT has a wide range of engaging multimedia and hands-on materials to introduce the exciting world of particle physics to kids ages 7 and up, and their families.
Children will be creating their own models of fossils to discover just how fossils are created, adn what we learn from these remnants of the past (Designed by Cal Poly Student).
With this activity, children will be able to express their creativity with their choice of color for the ornaments, and share their Christmas spirit with their loved ones! (Designed by a Cal Poly Pomona Student)
With this activity, children will be able to express their creativity with how they choose to decorate their Christmas tree! (Designed by a Cal Poly Pomona Student)
A traditional Mexican form of art is called "Hojalata" (pronounced "oh-ha-la-ta"), and it is used to decorate practical items like jewelry boxes or works as decoration itself. For this activity, you will need aluminum or tin foil, paper plates, and colored sharpies or paints and brushes.
Students will create a fun halloween craft and challenge themselves by thinking about the number of shapes they need to make their pumpkin look good and scary