Students will learn about the seasons as an event that has a repeating pattern by participating in a variety of activities. Supplemental resources for this lesson can be found as separate entries in the collection. They are identified as "Exploring Seasonal Change: Name of Resource."

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Exploring Seasonal Change." It is a sample Key for the weather chart students will be completing in the lesson.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Exploring Seasonal Change." It is a series of pictures that students will sort during the lesson.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Exploring Seasonal Change." It is a sample of the season wheel that students create as part of the lesson.

In this lesson, students demonstrate and investigate how geologic forces of nature cause rapid changes in the Earth's surface by using a variety of models and information resources.Supplemental resources for this lesson can be found as separate entries in the collection. They are identified as "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out - Name of Resource."

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out." In this activity, students build a model volcano and observe as it "erupts."

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out." It provides a sample key for an activity that is part of the lesson. It provides examples to students of "thin" and "thick" questions.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out." It is clip art that is to be used during the T-chart activity to differentiate between geological and meteorological forces of nature.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out." In this activity, students create a model to investigate the effects that earthquakes of varying magnitudes have on buildings and the surface of the Earth.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out." It is a slide presentation that provides images that show the effects of earthquakes.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out." It is a slide presentation which provides background information and images to be used during the lesson.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out." It is a reading selection about tsunamis.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out." This performance indicator can be used to assess student understanding of the concepts covered during the lesson. Students will draw and describe illustrations for events occurring before, during, and after an extreme event that changes the surface of the Earth.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "Forces of Nature: Inside and Out." It outlines the procedure and provides a sample concept map for an activity students will complete during the lesson.

Students will investigate and predict the changes that occur in states of matter when heat is applied or removed. Supplemental resources for this lesson can be found as separate entries in the collection. They are identified as "The Heat is On: Name of Resource."

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "The Heat Is On." It is a performance indicator that can be used to assess student understanding of the concepts addressed by the lesson. Students will describe a super hero who has the power to either add or remove heat from matter, and create a resume and illustration to depict their super hero.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "The Heat Is On." It is a sample of possible student work for the lesson's performance indicator.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "The Heat Is On." It is a series of images. Students will use these to spark discussion of how heat changes materials when it is added to them.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "The Heat Is On." This is the answer key for the "Heat Can Cause Change" activity.

This is a supplemental resource for the lesson: "The Heat Is On." In this inquiry-based activity, students design a simple experiment to change ice to liquid water.