The physical sciences involve the study of the physical world. The children learn about the properties of certain materials and discover that these properties can be observed, measured, and predicted. The Earth sciences involve the study of everything relating to the Earth. The life sciences are those which study living things.
Lesson 1 Explain the difference between living and non-living things.
Lesson 2. Name the four seasons and identify their characteristics
Lesson 3.Identify characteristics of the different environments of the earth: mountains, rivers, oceans, valleys, and deserts.
Lesson 4. Describe objects in terms of whether they float, sink, are attracted to magnets, etc.
Lesson 5. Recognize the properties of water — it can be a liquid, solid or gas.
Lesson 6. Recognize that light and heat are both sources of energy
Lesson 7. Describe the basic structures of common plants.
Lesson 8. Describe the basic structures of common animals.
Lesson 9. Different kind of animals found in the animal kingdom (mammals and birds)
Lesson 10. Features and characteristics of mammals.
Lesson 1- Animals can be divided into five distinct groups: mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and amphibians.
Lesson 2- Parts of plants and plant habitat.
Lesson 3- Photosynthesis and Pollination.
Lesson 4- What is matter and states of matter ?
Lesson 5- Properties of matter, Solid, liquid and gas.
Lesson 6- Muscles and the muscular system
Lesson 7- Stomach and the digestive system
Lesson 8- Heart and the circulatory system
Lesson 9- Brain and the nervous system.
Lesson 10- Classification of insects.
Lesson 11- Life cycle of a butterfly, Metamorphosis.
Lesson 12- Animal Adaptations.
Lesson 13- What is a biome? What are the six major biomes in the world? Talk about (tundra, evergreen forest, deciduous forest)
Lesson 14- Features of Grasslands, rainforest and desert.
Lesson 15- Identify and describe habitats (e.g., wetland, meadow, forest, lake, river, ocean, pond).
Unit 1 Plants
Unit 2 Animals
Unit 3 Body & Health
Unit 4 Weather
Unit 5 Earth & Water
Unit 6 Solar System
Unit 7 Environment
Unit 8 Material Properties
Unit 9 Forces and Machines
Lesson 1: Living Things and Their Needs
Lesson 2: Life in the Desert
Lesson 3: Life in the Grassland
Lesson 4: Life in theTemperate Forest
Lesson 5: Tropical Rainforest
Lesson 6: Life in the Arctic Tundra
Lesson 7: The Water Planet
Lesson 8: Life in the Ocean
Lesson 9: Life in the Wetlands
Lesson 10:Living Things
Change Their Environment
Lesson 11: Change Impacts All Living Things
Lesson 12: Living things of the Past
Lesson 13: Chapter 1-3 Review
Lesson 14: Day and Night
Lesson 15: Seasons
Lesson 1- Animals can be divided into five distinct groups: mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and amphibians.
Lesson 2- Parts of plants and plant habitat.
Lesson 3- Photosynthesis and Pollination.
Lesson 4- What is matter and states of matter ?
Lesson 5- Properties of matter, Solid, liquid and gas.
Lesson 6- Muscles and the muscular system
Lesson 7- Stomach and the digestive system
Lesson 8- Heart and the circulatory system
Lesson 9- Brain and the nervous system.
Lesson 10- Classification of insects.
Lesson 11- Life cycle of a butterfly, Metamorphosis.
Lesson 12- Animal Adaptations.
Lesson 13- What is a biome? What are the six major biomes in the world? Talk about (tundra, evergreen forest, deciduous forest)
Lesson 14- Features of Grasslands, rainforest and desert.
Lesson 15- Identify and describe habitats (e.g., wetland, meadow, forest, lake, river, ocean, pond).
Lesson 1 Matter, Property, and Phases
Lesson 2 Periodic Table, Atomic Structure, and Compounds
Lesson 3 Solutions and Fluids
Lesson 4 Motion
Lesson 5 Force and Newton’s Laws of Motion
Lesson 6 Gravity, Friction, and More Forces
Lesson 7: Work and Machines
Lesson 8: Forms and Energy
Lesson 9 Thermal Energy
Lesson 10 Light and Sound Waves
Lesson 11 Electricity and Magnetism
Lesson 12 Electrical Energy Sources
Lesson 13 The Solar System and Space
Lesson 14 The Sun-Earth-Moon System
Lesson 15 Stars and Galaxies
Lesson 1 The Origin of the Universe
Lesson 2 Minerals, rocks, and the Earth’s structure
Lesson 3 Earth’s Crust in Motion
Lesson 4 Weathering and Erosion
Lesson 5 The Earth’s Atmosphere
Lesson 6 Weather
Lesson 7 Climate
Lesson 8 Organisms and Biological Classification
Lesson 9 Cell Theory and Cell Structure
Lesson 10 Cellular Transport and Metabolism
Lesson 11 Cell Reproduction and Protein Synthesis
Lesson 12 Plant Structure
Lesson 13 Animals: invertebrates
Lesson 14 Animal and Plant Homeostasis Behavior
Lesson 15 Skeletal and Muscular systems
Lesson 1 Nervous and Endocrine systems
Lesson 2 Digestive and excretory systems
Lesson 3 Respiratory and Circulatory Systems
Lesson 4 Immune and Lymphatic systems
Lesson 5 Human Reproductive and development
Lesson 6 Heredity and Genetics
Lesson 7 Evolution
Lesson 8 Fossils and Rock Ages
Lesson 9 History of life on Earth
Lesson 10 Ecology and ecosystems
Lesson 11 Interdependence and the cycling of energy and matter
Lesson 12 Ecological succession and biomes Part 1
Lesson 13 Ecological succession and biomes Part 2
Lesson 14 Natural Resources and Conservation Part I
Lesson 15 Natural Resources and Conservation Part 2
