Monday Monday TIME FOR SCIENCE Lesson Time Listen

Monday

Monday

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Lesson Time! Listen to the science kid explain everything you need to know about how thermometers work, this will help you today as you learn how to read a thermometer.

Lesson Time! Now that you know how thermometers work, let’s look into how we read one.

Practice Time! Use your skills to practice making and reading temperatures on a thermometer. Click here to play!

Assessment Time! Record the temperature on each thermometer and then submit your answer to your teacher. Remember: each mark is two degrees! Submit responses to your teacher.

Tuesday

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Lesson Time! Yesterday we learned how to measure temperature, today we are going to go on an adventure to learn how to measure mass! Before we get started, review the key vocabulary and learn about mass. □ Measure – An amount or degree of something □ Mass – A measure of how much matter there is in an object

Practice Time! Now that you know about mass, it’s adventure time! Go on the castle quest to learn all about mass. Follow this link to choose a game to play to help you practice using a ruler!

Assessment Time! Look at the items left, identify which object has the greatest mass, don’t forget to note whether it’s weighed in grams or kilograms! Submit responses to your teacher.

Wednesday

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Lesson Time! Today we are going to learn about using a pan balance to measure mass with grams. Watch the video to the left to learn how a pan balance works!

Now You Try! See if you can help Sid the Kid work with the pan balance in the game below! Click here to play!

Thursday

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Field Trip Time! Today we are going to take a trip to a Wind Farm! Watch the video to the left to understand how wind farms work.

Lesson Time! Read the article to the left about wind turbine works and get ready to answer some questions.

Assessment Time Based on what you learned on your field trip and from the article, answer the questions to the left. Submit responses to your teacher.

Experiment Time If you have the materials at home, try to make your own windmill! Follow the directions here.

Try at least one of these great art projects!

Friday

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Lesson Time! Today we will learn about endangered species. Every animal and plant on Earth is important to the well-being of the planet. What happens to the species on land, in the air, and under the oceans directly impacts our lives. And as our environment continues changing, Earth's wildlife is reacting in different ways. Some species are in trouble, and others are moving from one habitat to another. This collection of articles from Scholastic News Online provides information on species that are endangered, like pandas and fish that live in coral reefs. There also articles about animals that have begun to increase in numbers, like the grizzly bear and bald eagles. You'll find information on endangered plants, too.

Learn More Watch the video to the left about one of my favorite endangered species. As you watch the video, think about the following: ● Why are they going instinct? ● How can we help?

Learn More Go Here! ● Choose an endangered species to learn more about ● As you read, think about why that animal is endangered and what we can do to help! Submit your responses to your teacher.

Play at Home Go Here! If you have a printer at home, you can print off this game about endangered species to play with your family!

Your week is complete! Take a little time to watch this baby giraffe take its first steps! Never give up!

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Lesson Time! Listen to the science kid explain everything you need to know about how thermometers work, this will help you today as you learn how to read a thermometer.

Lesson Time! Now that you know how thermometers work, let’s look into how we read one.

Practice Time! Use your skills to practice making and reading temperatures on a thermometer. Click here to play!

Assessment Time! Record the temperature on each thermometer and then submit your answer to your teacher. Remember: each mark is two degrees! Submit responses to your teacher.

Tuesday

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Lesson Time! Yesterday we learned how to measure temperature, today we are going to go on an adventure to learn how to measure mass! Before we get started, review the key vocabulary and learn about mass. □ Measure – An amount or degree of something □ Mass – A measure of how much matter there is in an object

Practice Time! Now that you know about mass, it’s adventure time! Go on the castle quest to learn all about mass. Follow this link to choose a game to play to help you practice using a ruler!

Assessment Time! Look at the items left, identify which object has the greatest mass, don’t forget to note whether it’s weighed in grams or kilograms! Submit responses to your teacher.

Wednesday

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Lesson Time! Today we are going to learn about using a pan balance to measure mass with grams. Watch the video to the left to learn how a pan balance works!

Now You Try! See if you can help Sid the Kid work with the pan balance in the game below! Click here to play!

Thursday

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Field Trip Time! Today we are going to take a trip to a Wind Farm! Watch the video to the left to understand how wind farms work.

Lesson Time! Read the article to the left about wind turbine works and get ready to answer some questions.

Assessment Time Based on what you learned on your field trip and from the article, answer the questions to the left. Submit responses to your teacher.

Experiment Time If you have the materials at home, try to make your own windmill! Follow the directions here.

Try at least one of these great art projects!

Friday

TIME FOR SCIENCE!

Lesson Time! Today we will learn about endangered species. Every animal and plant on Earth is important to the well-being of the planet. What happens to the species on land, in the air, and under the oceans directly impacts our lives. And as our environment continues changing, Earth's wildlife is reacting in different ways. Some species are in trouble, and others are moving from one habitat to another. This collection of articles from Scholastic News Online provides information on species that are endangered, like pandas and fish that live in coral reefs. There also articles about animals that have begun to increase in numbers, like the grizzly bear and bald eagles. You'll find information on endangered plants, too.

Learn More Watch the video to the left about one of my favorite endangered species. As you watch the video, think about the following: ● Why are they going instinct? ● How can we help?

Learn More Go Here! ● Choose an endangered species to learn more about ● As you read, think about why that animal is endangered and what we can do to help! Submit your responses to your teacher.

Play at Home Go Here! If you have a printer at home, you can print off this game about endangered species to play with your family!

Your week is complete! Take a little time to watch this baby giraffe take its first steps! Never give up!