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Grade 1 Science Unit Plan - Air & Weather ❖ Students will use their five senses to observe and record weather conditions. ❖ Students will use thermometers to calculate various temperatures of our environment. ❖ Students will observe, describe, and classify types of weather. ❖ Students will use knowledge of the properties of air to experiment with wind and an object’s ability to fly. ❖ Students will communicate observations made about different types of weather and various weather related even

Kindergarten Science Unit Plan - Foss: Materials in Motion ❖ Students will use their five senses to observe and compare physical properties of wood samples. ❖ Students will use their five senses to observe and compare properties and structures of different kinds of paper and fabric. ❖ Students will observe, describe, and mix earth materials with water to observe properties. ❖ Students will use knowledge of the properties of materials to create models. ❖ Students will observe objects at rest and

NYC Science - Grade 6 Unit Plan Nature of Science - Introduction and Measurement Glencoe Resources ❖ How can we use appropriate tools and conventional techniques to solve problems about the natural world? ❖ How do scientists gather and share information? ❖ What are the steps of the scientific method? How do we maintain a safe lab environment?

Grade 2 Science Unit Plan - Pebbles, Sand and SiltKey Student Learning Objectives❖ Students will use their five senses to observe and record Earth Science data: ➢ Students will observe, describe, and classify various samples of minerals, clay, pebbles, soil and rocks ❖ Students will use balances to measure an object's mass. ❖ Students will experiment with nature, landforms and erosion. ❖ Students will use knowledge of the properties of matter to explore soil and water. ❖ Students

Use with BrainpopJr's Science Tools Video and resources. If you do not have microscopes and slides available, you could substitute for magnifying glasses and small random items.

In this activity, students use a clothespin to pick up cotton balls and put them in the Gumball machine. This activity is great for increasing a child's motor skills and teaching them how to count. It makes Math fun! Feel free to use different objects to have children place in the Gumball machine.