Kindergarten

 

Life in the rainforest

6 Lessons | 29-33 Days of Instruction

In the first section of this unit, students will explore the living and nonliving things in a rainforest. They plant seeds to figure out what plants need to grow and complete a card sort activity to figure out what animals need to grow and survive. They match animals to their environments and think about how they get what they need from where they live. In the second section, students read about the rainforest being cut down and think about how this impacts the organisms that live there. They develop models to communicate to others about protecting the rainforest.

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MATERIALS FOR 1 CLASS | $275


PLAYGROUND COOLDOWN

7 Lessons | 26-33 Days of Instruction

In this unit, students are tasked with designing a structure that can help keep them cool on the playground.  In order to do this, students explore how sun and shadows change over the course of a day.  Students also explore how weather changes throughout the seasons, what causes the seasons, and how weather forecasting can help us prepare for different types of weather.

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MATERIALS FOR 1 CLASS | $275


make it go!

6 Lessons | 19 Days of Instruction

In this unit, students will investigate how push and pull forces affect the motion of an object.  Through hands-on experimentation, students will develop their own toy to demonstrate forces and changes in motion.

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MATERIALS FOR 1 CLASS | $275


River rescue

6 Lessons | 24-27 Days of Instruction

Students view photographs of garbage in the Mississippi River. Throughout the unit, students will investigate the problem to gather information about why the garbage got there, the types of garbage in the water, and how the garbage impacts living things. They will use their learning to design, test, and communicate solutions to clean up the garbage in the Mississippi River.

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MATERIALS FOR 1 CLASS | $275

 
 

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