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Topic A: Materials
Topic A: Materials
Hunting for Properties
What are properties in the environment?
Sort the Same Group Two Different Ways
Sorting colors, shapes, objects, and more!
Worksheet_Mass.pdfWorksheet_Sorting.pdf
3C Materials Song
Learn about types of materials
An Introduction to the Science Topic: Everyday Materials
Learn about everyday materials in your home
Worksheet_Properties.docxScavanger Hunt_Properties.pdfScavenger Hunt_Materials.pdfTopic B: States of Matter
Topic B: States of Matter
States of Matter for Kids
Learn about Solids, Liquids, and Gases
Song_States of Matter.pdfWorking Sheet_ Sorting Matter.pdfScavenger Hunt_States of Matter.pdfIce Experiment_States of Matter.pdfTopic C: Changes of State
Topic C: Changes of State
States of Matter
Learn more about the three states of matter
change-of-state-of-daily-phenomena-and-objects.pdfchange-of-state-solid-liquid.pdfdiagrams-of-change-of-state.pdfTopic D: Physical and Chemical Change
Topic D: Physical and Chemical Change
Physical and Chemical Changes for Kids
Learn about the differences between physical and chemical changes
PhysicalandChemicalChangesWorksheet (1).docxphysical-or-chemical-change-of-matter.pdfPhysicalandChemicalChangesWorksheet.docxTopic E: Force and Motion
Topic E: Force and Motion
Pushing and Pulling: What is the Difference?
Learn about force and energy
Force and Motion
What is motion and how do we use force?
Worksheet_Force and Motion.pdfWorksheet_Force and Motion .pdfWorksheet_Push vs Pull.pdfExperiment_Push vs Pull.pdfTopic F: Classification
Topic F: Classification
It's Alive!
What does it mean to be alive? How do we know?
Animal Classification for Kids
Classifying Vertebrates and Invertebrates
Worksheet_Animal Classification.docxWorksheet_Animals Classification.pdfWorksheet_Living vs Nonliving.pdfActivity_Living vs Nonliving.pdfTopic G: Plants
Topic G: Plants
Parts of a Plant with Dr. Binocs
Learn about the different parts of a plant
Worksheet_Parts of a Plants.pdfWorksheet_ Plant Cycle.pdfTopic H: Weather
Topic H: Weather
Reading a Thermometer
How to read temperature changes on a thermometer
First Grade: Temperature
Using degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius to read temperature
Warm and Cold Song
Worksheet_Matching.pdfWorksheet_Reading Thermometer .pdfPage updated
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