Use observations to describe patterns of what plants and animals (including humans) need to survive.
This engaging PowerPoint presentation will generate much discussion about the needs of animals and how animals meet those needs.
Students make scientific observations to describe patterns of what plants need to survive.
51 pages
In these NGSS aligned activities/assessments, primary students observe the effects of force (pushes and pulls) and motion.
Partners engage in an investigation to compare how sunlight affects dark rocks, light rocks, and soil. Vocabulary concept cards, student recording sheets, poem with actions, song, teacher background and rubrics are included.
Students to act as engineers and design a structure to provide shade all day. A full and half size Engineering Journal are provided for recording.
Includes the two lessons, The Sun- Effects of Sunlight " and The Sun- Build Structures to Shade the Sun".
13 activity lessons by to introduce the process skills of science. Each graphic could be enlarged for a poster, reduced for a center, or projected for whole class lessons.
Science with Seeds has 9 lessons that concentrate on practicing science. Each lesson includes teacher notes, rubric for assessment, background content, student recording pages,
Use the steps and application of the processes of inquiry in 40 activities and investigations that include Life, Earth, and Physical Science content- seeds, matter and dinosaurs.
The 193 page book contains 33 developmentally appropriate hands-on performance assessments for the science process skills of inquiry, levels1,2, and 3.