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Students will measure objects to the quarter inch, record data, and create accurate line plots. They will analyze real-world scenarios to strengthen their 3rd-grade measurement and data analysis skills.
Students research six Yellowstone water features, like geysers and hot springs. They learn by gathering facts and images, creating a presentation to share their findings.
Students will analyze geologic maps to determine rock types, faults, and ages. They learn about Arizona's ancient environments and review essential Earth Science terms.
Students actively log reading time while building reading, writing, and science skills. They'll also review standards and engage families in national events, patriotism, and acts of kindness.
Students track daily reading, practice key ELA, science, and review skills. Engaging family activities foster patriotism, teach about national events, and promote kindness.
Students explore ten Earth Science disciplines, research career descriptions, salaries, and educational paths. They discover diverse opportunities and financial potential in geology.
Engage students measuring metric distances by propelling pens across the room. They will discover the Magnus Effect and learn to analyze data using spreadsheets with formulas.
Students explore rock weathering processes by identifying examples and creating a presentation. They analyze mechanisms, agents, and climate connections, then present their findings.
Engage students with a festive grammar review! They will identify nouns, verbs, pronouns, adverbs, and adjectives in Christmas-themed puns using different colors.
Students will locate and learn the purpose of various expository text features, including captions, diagrams, keywords, and glossaries, using any magazine.
Students will practice phonics by listening to words ending in -le. They will then identify and circle the correct spelling, reinforcing their understanding of stable syllables.
Students model absolute dating and half-life with candy. Graph Carbon-14 decay, solve problems, and apply probability to date rocks and fossils.
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