Invite a meteorologist from a local television station to speak to your students about weather. Cloud in a bottle Literacy Theme Iowa Core Standard I Can Statements Materials/ Resources Project Ideas Vocabulary Unit K-2 needed 5 Solids, Plan and conduct I can explain that materials Foss Kit Solids and Liquids Foss Kit Solids and Liquids all investigations solid, liquid, gas, Liquids and simple investigations. can exist in different states matter, phase, – Gases solid, liquid, and gas. Order related books from Heartland Other Lesson Ideas: heat, energy, Understand and AEA: Read the Dr. Seuss book and the change, state, “Bartholomew apply knowledge of I can recognize differences Oobleck” and then make Oobleck. Discuss and melting, freezing characteristics of between solids and liquids. have students brainstorm if it is a solid, liquid or liquids and solids. Online Resources: both and why. I can demonstrate that some common materials, such as Oobleck Instructions: can be changed from one state to another by heating or cooling. I can describe what happens when solids are mixed with Video Resources: water. I can describe what happens when other liquids are mixed with water. Online Interactive Resources:
Invite a meteorologist from a local television station to speak to your students about weather. Cloud in a bottle Literacy Unit Theme Iowa Core Standard K-2 I Can Statements Materials/ Resources Project Ideas Vocabulary needed 5 Solids, Liquids and Gases Plan and conduct simple investigations. Understand and apply knowledge of characteristics of liquids and solids. I can explain that materials can exist in different states – solid, liquid, and gas. I can recognize differences between solids and liquids. I can demonstrate that some common materials, such as can be changed from one state to another by heating or cooling. I can describe what happens when solids are mixed with water. I can describe what happens when other liquids are mixed with water. Foss Kit Solids and Liquids Order related books from Heartland AEA: Online Resources: Video Resources: Online Interactive Resources: Foss Kit Solids and Liquids all investigations Other Lesson Ideas: Read the Dr. Seuss book “Bartholomew and the Oobleck” and then make Oobleck. Discuss and have students brainstorm if it is a solid, liquid or both and why. Oobleck Instructions: solid, liquid, gas, matter, phase, heat, energy, change, state, melting, freezing
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