UN) Earth and Space Science (Earth Materials/Constancy and Change) Kindergarten ... Science Is Not Hard As a Rock!
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Learning Experiences:
A Look from the Earth (Automaticity with Picture Cards)
Our Earth (KWL)
Little Mary Anning
Earth Timeline -- Addresses State Theme CONSTANCY AND CHANGE
GEOLOGY: A Shell is Organic; A Rock is Inorganic
Geology: Look At All These Rocks!
Geology: Sand VS. Dirt
Geology: Growing Seeds in Sand VS. Dirt
Controlled Experiment
ASTRONOMY: Our Solar System
ASTRONOMY: The Many Phases of the Moon
ASTRONOMY: The Sky at Night
METEOROLOGY: Let's Check the Weather
METEOROLOGY: Seasons Bring Change
METEOROLOGY: Where Does the Water Go?
R.A.S.: Geology, Astronomy, and Meteorology (Read About Science: Geology, Astronomy, and Meteorology)
Drawing the Earth: TOOL: COMPUTER
So, What's the Earth (Defining Operationally)
(ASSESSMENT COMPONENT) Summative Asssessment - Demonstrating How Windblown Sand Grinds Rocks Over Time
(ASSESSMENT COMPONENT) Objective Test
(ASSESSMENT COMPONENT) Tool Assessment: TOOL: COMPUTER
(ASSESSMENT COMPONENT) W.A.S.: Earth Materials (Write About Science: Earth Materials) Assessment - Draw an Organic and an Inorganic Object
Vocabulary and Definitions for Kindergarten Earth Materials/Constancy and Change Vista/Module, Science is Not Hard as a Rock
Nine-Week Plan for Kindergarten Earth Materials/Constancy and Change Vista/Module, Science is Not Hard as a Rock
Materials Shopping List and Equipment
Recommended Reading List
Suggested Spanish Reading List
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