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FRAMEWORK |
Lesson/Activity |
Web Resources |
Questions
MC = Multiple Choice
OR = Open Response
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PS.5.1.1
Compare and contrast objects according
to the single properties of
- size
- color
- shape
- texture
-
magnetism
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Characteristics of Materials - BBC
Grouping & Changing Materials - BBC
Magnets - UT
Magnets & Springs - BBC
What is volume? - NASA (Click on
"Activities")
Why Do Magnets Work? - NASA |
Discovery School
Elementary Science - Internet 4 Classrooms
What is Attracted To Magnets |
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PS.5.1.2
Identify characteristics of solids and
liquids
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Matter - UT
States of Matter - UT
What are the three states of matter? NASA
(Click on "Activities") |
Three States of Matter - NASA |
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PS.6.1.1
List orally the various
ways that objects can move, including but not
limited to
·
straight
·
zig-zag
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back and forth
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round and round
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fast and slow
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Push/Pull - UT |
Learning Science
Physical Science Resources - Flinn
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PS.6.1.2
Investigate the relationship between mass and
weight (e.g., identical filled and empty
containers)
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PS.7.1.1
Compare natural
sources of light (e.g., sun, fireflies, deep sea creatures,
fire, lightning) to artificial sources of light (e.g., light
bulbs, matches, candles)
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Heat/Light - UT
Safety Rules of Electricity - UT
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"Primarily Physics" - AIMS - ISBN
1-881431-46-0 |
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PS.7.1.2
Investigate
the properties of transparent and opaque objects
(e.g., plastic wrap and aluminum foil)
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Compare
natural sources of heat (e.g., sun, fire, lightning) to
artificial sources of heat (e.g., stove, toaster
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Heat & Light - UT
Heat Transfer - UT |
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PS.7.1.4
Chart
temperature over time using the Celsius scale
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Heat Energy - UT
Keeping Warm - BBC |
GO Temp Activities
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PS.7.1.5
Demonstrate methods of producing static
electricity (e.g., balloons, shuffling across
carpet)
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wind
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Static Electricity - UT
What is Static Electricity? - NASA (Click
on "Activities") |
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PS.7.1.6
Classify materials as magnetic or
nonmagnetic
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Magnets - UT
Why do Magnets Work? - NASA (Click on
"Activities") |
What is Attracted To Magnets |
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PS.7.1.7
Investigate the properties of magnets:
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Magnets - UT
Why do Magnets Work? - NASA (Click on
"Activities") |
What is Attracted To Magnets |
