other orbiting objects. 5th grade can use this page to identify and describe planets and their relative positions in the solar system. Learning Outcome Content Connections Standards Standard 7 – The Earth: 3 Weeks GLE 0307.7.2 Recognize that rocks Academic Vocabulary I can through class investigations explain what Macmillan/McGraw-Hill-Closer Look Grade 3 can be composed of one or more Ocean, continent, landform, mineral, rock, composes certain rocks and specify if those Lesson 2: Landforms and Bodies of Water pp. minerals. igneous rock, sedimentary rock, metamorphic materials are natural or man made. 204-210 rock I can view, describe, and explain the Earth’s major Lesson 3: Minerals and Rock pp. 216-222 GLE 0307.7.1 Use information and landforms, bodies of water and the continents illustrations to identify the earth’s where they are located. Explore: major landforms and water bodies. Lab Investigations 660L Students will read and become informed Explain: about the missing rocks that came from the Essential Questions Does Land or Water Cover More of the Earth’s moon and theirs history. RI 10: Read and Scaffolded (Unpacked) Ideas Surface? P. 203 comprehend complex literary and informational texts What is the composition of the Earth’s independently and proficiently. surface? About 70 percent of the Earth’s How Do a Mineral’s Color and Mark Compare? What are the unique characteristics of surface is covered by water. - Students click on a landform from the drop
other orbiting objects. 5th grade can use this page to identify and describe planets and their relative positions in the solar system. Standards Learning Outcome Content Connections Standard 7 – The Earth: 3 Weeks GLE 0307.7.2 Recognize that rocks can be composed of one or more minerals. GLE 0307.7.1 Use information and illustrations to identify the earth’s major landforms and water bodies. Scaffolded (Unpacked) Ideas About 70 percent of the Earth’s surface is covered by water. I can through class investigations explain what composes certain rocks and specify if those materials are natural or man made. I can view, describe, and explain the Earth’s major landforms, bodies of water and the continents where they are located. Essential Questions What is the composition of the Earth’s surface? What are the unique characteristics of Macmillan/McGraw-Hill-Closer Look Grade 3 Lesson 2: Landforms and Bodies of Water pp. 204-210 Lesson 3: Minerals and Rock pp. 216-222 Lab Investigations Explain: Does Land or Water Cover More of the Earth’s Surface? P. 203 How Do a Mineral’s Color and Mark Compare? Academic Vocabulary Ocean, continent, landform, mineral, rock, igneous rock, sedimentary rock, metamorphic rock Explore: 660L Students will read and become informed about the missing rocks that came from the moon and theirs history. RI 10: Read and comprehend complex literary and informational texts independently and proficiently. - Students click on a landform from the drop
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