Science

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Students will: understand how igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks are formed, identify examples of each type of rock, understand and describe the process by which rock can cycle through each of the three types of rock (the rock cycle)

The students learn how to read the temperature on different kinds of thermometers.

Through play students will learn which objects float or sink.

Students classify and sort animals into groups.

Students learn about which foods belong to each food group.

Students will: Understand that the spinning of Earth around an imaginary axis (rotation) results in day and night. Compare shadows at various time of the day. Analyze models displaying sunlight on Earth in a 24-hour period.

Find out the difference between pulling and pushing.

Identify and categorize fruits and vegetables.

A poster about winter in the garden. A journey of discovery with text and images.

Students will: Understand how water cycles from Earth to the atmosphere and back, Understand evaporation, transpiration, condensation, and precipitation, Label a diagram of the water cycle with the above terms.

Students learn about the anatomy of the human body.

The students learn the names of different animals and where they live.

Students will: explore sounds, understand what causes sounds.

Learn that stars form unchanging patterns in the sky, understand that some groups of stars form distinct patterns (constellations), understand that Earth’s rotation causes changes in the perceived position of constellations in the night sky.

Students will: Identify the parts of a plant, Describe the primary function of each plant part.