Navigating Through the Practices, Crosscutting Concepts, and Core Ideas: Physical Sciences and Earth and Space Sciences

Figure 6.3 Investigating Forces: Pushing and Pulling

Figure 6.4 Analyzing the Movement of Objects

Figure 6.5 Investigating Forces

Figure 6.6 Investigation Form (pdf, word)

PDF:  Chapter_6_Figure_6.6.pdf Chapter_6_Figure_6.6.rtf

Figure 6.7a Science Cube With Science Terms (pdf, word)

PDF:  Chapter_6_Figure_6.7a.pdf Chapter_6_Figure_6.7a.docx

Figure 6.7b Directions for the Science Cube Game (pdf, word)

PDF:  Chapter_6_Figure_6.7b.pdf Chapter_6_Figure_6.7b.docx

Figure 6.8 Using Science Literature Books Following the 5Es

Figure 6.9 Magnets: It Is All About Attraction

Teacher Resources:

Kid Scoop Page

Natural Resources and the Finished Products

Teacher Website Resources and Links:

Earth Science Week Ideas, Connections to NGSS

Astronomy Topics, Links to Other Science Resources

Weather Instruments, Games, Investigations

Children’s Picture Books for Teaching Science in Grades K–6, Grouped by Categories, Including Inquiry, Life, Physical, Earth, and Space Sciences, and Science and Technology (34-page pdf)

List of Children’s Books Organized by Science Topic (24-page pdf)

Weather and Climate: Games, Activities, Pictures, and Reading Materials

Five Senses and Four Seasons Quilt, K

PowerPoint on Electricity, 4–5