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March 31 st, 2015
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Long Term Plan: 2014- 2015 6 th Grade Science Course Overview and Timing UnitUnit LengthUnit Dates Unit : Scientific Method1 WeekSeptember 3 – September 6 Unit 1: Matter: Properties and Changes4 WeeksSeptember 9 – October 4 Unit 2: Forces and Motion4 WeeksOctober 7 – November 1 Unit 3: Energy: Conservation and Transfer 4.5 WeeksNovember 4 – December 6 Unit 4: Earth Systems, Structures, and Processes 4 WeeksDecember 9 – January 17 Unit 5: Earth in the Universe4 WeeksJanuary 22 – February 21 Unit 6: Structures and Functions of Living Organisms 3 WeeksMarch 3 – March 21 Unit 7: Ecosystems3 WeeksMarch 24 – April 25
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Earth Science
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Blended curriculum of PBIS, classroom textbooks, and internet support P= Project B = Based I= Inquiry S=Science
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What does literacy in science mean… 1. Reading Informational text (sources include various textbooks, online Discovery Education articles, Ed Helper, Encyclopedia Britannica) 2. Comprehension of new science concepts (plant and flower structures, how energy travels in waves) and expanding science vocabulary 3. Building upon prior knowledge gained in elementary school curriculum (matter, ecosystems, energy)
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Ed Helper Reading comprehension questions Why Study Plants – Summarizing and Finding the main idea Tides – Cloze Reading Activity
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Read the entire article quietly to yourself: Write down the main idea of your highlighted paragraph and be ready to share: Answer the questions in complete sentences: ◦ 1. What are 5 things that plants give us. ◦ 2. What is 1 new product you learned about from the reading that comes from plants. ◦ 3. Can you name any native plants from your state or country?
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Listen for your highlighted color: Share the main idea of your highlighted paragraph Answer the questions in complete sentences: ◦ 1. What are 5 things that plants give us. ◦ 2. What is 1 new product you learned about from the reading that comes from plants. ◦ 3. Can you name any native plants from your state or country?
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