Elementary Curriculum
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Kindergarten Science
Weather and Climate
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Demonstrate an understanding that the Sun warms the Earth by identifying the relative temperature of various surfaces.
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Understand what makes a fair test (controlled experiment) by creating an investigation to examine solar energy.
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Design a structure that protects an ice cube from solar energy.
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Explore how to gather information to predict and prepare for severe weather.
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Identify trends/patterns in weather that are typical of a time of year (or a season) and use data to make predictions.
Forces and Interactions: Pushes and Pulls
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Discover various pushes and pulls in their surroundings.
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Investigate the relationship between cause and effect when a strong or gentle force acts on an object.
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Understand the effect that force has on the way things move when they are pushed, pulled, or collide.
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Use arrows to create models to visualize and describe the strength and direction of forces applied when an object is pushed or pulled.
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Design, test, and improve a solution to solve a problem.
Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems: Animals, Plants, and Their Environment
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Identify classroom resources and how to conserve them.
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Stop waste from going to landfills by learning to sort and recycle their snack waste.
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Communicate solutions that will reduce the impact of humans on the land, water, air, and/or other living things in the local environment.
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Design an experiment to test if a plant needs water and light to grow, and draw a conclusion using evidence.
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Create a ladybug habitat that includes food, water, shelter, and air for survival.
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