In this lesson, students will review cardinal directions and/or positional words when giving directions to a partner on how to navigate from one marked square and another on a paper grid sheet.

In this activity students identify the different relationships that can be found in a community and create a class Community ABC Book.

In this lesson, students observe demonstrations and participate in hands-on activities that involve static electricity. Connections to everyday examples of static electricity and assessment ideas are included. Extension activities integrate Language Arts and family.

In this lesson plan, students retell a story using costumes and props to reinforce sequencing.

In this lesson, students will sort rocks. Students will sort based on hardness, texture, layering, and particle size. Students will also play a rock Bingo game.

In this lesson, students will sort pictures or small plastic animals into groups. Students classify animals as to where they live; whether they have scales, feathers, or hair; and whether they have hands, wings, flippers, or fins.

This resource discusses using a barometer to measure the air pressure and predict weather conditions.

This resource is an article that answers the question, "Why is the Earth the only known planet to have life?"

This resource is an article that discusses the different things that cause the earth's weather.

With this resource, students will play 20 questions using the periodic table and a list of common molecules.

With this resource, students will use what they know about atoms and molecules to decide whether an example is an atom or a molecule.

With this resource, students will use a knowledge check table to analyze their background knowledge about atoms.

Students in small groups will determine the density of various balls and predict their ability to float or sink.

In this activity, students will be given a small suitcase with a stuffed animal inside to be taken home for 2 days. Students will work with their parents to document the adventures of the bear while at their home by creating a journal entry. After all students have completed their journal entries, they will be combined into a class book.

The activites in this lesson will help students better understand heat energy, conduction, convection, and radiation.

In this activity, students will demonstrate their knowledge of food chains by creating their own.

In this activity, students will experiment with how you can use light as a variable to determine its effect on the growth of plant seeds.

Students will read about the effects of humans on a specific food web and then answer questions .