Imagine It! 2008 correlation to Instant Science 2012
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1 Imagine It! 2008 correlation to Instant Science 2012 Grade 6 Life Science Basics of Life Tiny Cells Identify cells as the basic unit of life. Explain that cells carry out life processes. Describe cell parts and their functions. Types of Cells Examine how plant and animal cells are different. Relate the size and shape of a cell to its function. Explain what makes up tissues. Cell Organization Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages , Science Inquiry, The Cell: Building Blocks of Life Unit 3, Lesson 2, pages , Sea Soup: Phytoplankton Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages , Science Inquiry, The Cell: Building Blocks of Life Tell how unicellular organisms carry out life functions. Explain what an organ is. Describe organ systems. Classifying Plants and Animals Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages , Tree of Life Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages , Science Inquiry, The Cell: Building Blocks of Life Unit 6, Lesson 2, pages , Science Inquiry, Art and the Nervous System Classify different living organisms. Explain the scientific system used for classifying organisms. Cell Theory Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages , Tree of Life
2 Grade 6 Understand that cells are the basic units that make up all living organisms. Explain how cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems work to perform basic life functions. Plant and Animal Cells Distinguish between plant and animal cells. Discuss photosynthesis and respiration in cells. Cell Division Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages , Science Inquiry, The Cell: Building Blocks of Life Unit 3, Lesson 2, pages , Sea Soup: Phytoplankton Summarize the cell cycle. Compare the ways that organisms reproduce. Organisms Diversity of Life Describe the diversity of life on Earth. Explain how living things are classified. Examine how the diversity of life has changed over time. Adaptation and Survival Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages , Tree of Life Unit 3, Lesson 2, pages , Sea Soup: Phytoplankton Unit 3, Lesson 3, pages , Science Inquiry, The Struggle of Life Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages , Alejandro s Gift Identify the importance of reproduction. Determine examples of adaptations that help an organism survive. Differentiate between instinctive and learned behaviors. How Traits Are Controlled Unit 3, Lesson 3, pages , Science Inquiry, The Struggle of Life Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages , Alejandro s Gift
3 Grade 6 Compare dominant and recessive traits. Summarize the importance of Mendel s work.
4 Ecosystems Relationships in Ecosystems Provide examples of how organisms of the same species can cooperate. Explore mutualism and commensalism. Discuss harmful relationships between organisms. Needs of Organisms Identify the parts of an ecosystem. Explain how different resources in an ecosystem affect its population. Describe how resources move through an ecosystem. Earth s Biomes Describe how land biomes are distributed. Identify land biomes that have cooler temperatures. Identify land biomes that have warmer temperatures. Changing Ecosystems Explain how ecosystems change naturally. Describe ways in which humans change ecosystems. Identify ways in which humans depend on healthy ecosystems. Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages 265J-265N, Work That Has No End Unit 3, Lesson 2, pages , Sea Soup: Phytoplankton Unit 3, Lesson 3, pages , Science Inquiry, The Struggle of Life Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages , Alejandro s Gift Unit 3, Lesson 5, pages , The Day They Parachuted Cats on Borneo Unit 3, Lesson 3, pages , Science Inquiry, The Struggle of Life Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages , Alejandro s Gift Unit 5, Lesson 1, pages , Earth: The Elements Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages 265J-265N, Work That Has No End Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages , Tree of Life Unit 3, Lesson 2, pages , Sea Soup: Phytoplankton Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages , Alejandro s Gift Unit 3, Lesson 5, pages , The Day They Parachuted Cats on Borneo Unit 5, Lesson 2, pages , Volcano
5 Earth s Ecosystems Describe how abiotic factors cycle in an ecosystem. Explain symbiosis, and give examples of parasitism, mutualism, and commensalism. Scientific Method Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages , Alejandro s Gift Unit 3, Lesson 5, pages , The Day They Parachuted Cats on Borneo Scientific Method Unit 3, Lesson 1, pages 285A-285D, Inquiry Process Unit 3, Lesson 2, pages 303A-303D, Inquiry Process Unit 3, Lesson 3, pages 329A-329D, Inquiry Process Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages 347A-347D, Inquiry Process Unit 3, Lesson 5, pages 367C-367F, Inquiry Process Unit 3, Lesson 6, pages 369A-369D, Inquiry Process Grade 6 Earth Science Earth Materials Earth s Changing Crust Identify Earth s layers. Recognize that Earth s crust is separated into slowmoving plates. Describe features and events caused by plate movement. Weathering and Erosion Compare and contrast physical weathering and chemical weathering. Describe how agents of erosion change Earth s surface. Define deposition. Unit 5, Lesson 1, pages 493J-493N, Mont Pelée Unit 5, Lesson 1, pages , Earth: The Elements Unit 5, Lesson 1, pages , Science Inquiry, Earthquakes, Science, and Technology Unit 5, Lesson 2, pages , Volcano Unit 5, Lesson 1, pages , Earth: The Elements
6 Earth Materials Distinguish among the three main types of rocks. Give examples of properties used to identify minerals. Classify resources as inexhaustible, renewable, or nonrenewable. Forces That Shape Earth Describe the two main types of weathering. Summarize how soil is formed and why it is important. Minerals and Rocks Identify minerals by their properties. Discuss the formation of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. Other Land Resources Compare renewable and nonrenewable resources. Describe how human activities affect the environment. Saving Resources Describe practices used to conserve Earth s land, water, and air. Discuss alternative energy sources and methods of reducing pollution from fossil fuels. Unit 5, Lesson 1, pages , Earth: The Elements Unit 5, Lesson 1, pages , Earth: The Elements Unit 1, Lesson 2, pages 74-75, Science Inquiry, The Big Deal About Salt Unit 5, Lesson 1, pages , Earth: The Elements Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages , Science Inquiry, Water: A Precious Resource Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages , Science Inquiry, Water: A Precious Resource
7 Water and Weather Earth s Dynamic Atmosphere Identify the layers of the atmosphere. Explain why winds occur. Explain how the greenhouse effect helps support life. Water on Earth Unit 3, Lesson 6, pages , Science Inquiry, The Sun, Weather, and Climate Unit 5, Lesson 5, pages , Thunder, Lightning, and Tornadoes Identify sources of water on Earth. Describe the processes of the water cycle. Give examples of ways to conserve water. Earth s Weather and Climate Unit 3, Lesson 4, pages , Science Inquiry, Water: A Precious Resource Unit 5, Lesson 4, pages , The Big River Tell how air masses cause changes in weather. Compare and contrast different types of severe weather. Classify different climates. Air and Water Summarize the importance of air. Describe the water cycle. Unit 3, Lesson 6, pages , Science Inquiry, The Sun, Weather, and Climate Unit 5, Lesson 5, pages , Thunder, Lightning, and Tornadoes Unit 5, Lesson 6, pages , Science Inquiry, Technology and Storm Trackers Unit 5, Lesson 4, pages , The Big River Space Solar System Describe the characteristics of the sun. Compare and contrast the planets in our solar system. Distinguish among asteroids, comets, and meteoroids. Unit 3, Lesson 2, pages , Science Inquiry, The Sun: Our Most Famous Star
8 Earth in Space B Relate seasons to the tilt of Earth s axis as it orbits the sun. Describe ways in which the moon interacts with Earth. Identify different phases of the moon. Space Exploration Identify conditions necessary for life as we know it. Compare and contrast the technology used to explore space. Discuss the challenges of space exploration. The Earth-Sun-Moon System Investigate how the interaction of Earth, the moon, and the sun causes lunar phases. Describe conditions that produce lunar and solar eclipses. Scientific Method Unit 2, Lesson 3, pages , Science Inquiry, The Keys to Space Travel Scientific Method Unit 5, Lesson 1, pages 511A-511D, Inquiry Process Unit 5, Lesson 2, pages 537A-537D, Inquiry Process Unit 5, Lesson 3, pages 553A-553D, Inquiry Process Unit 5, Lesson 4, pages 569A-569D, Inquiry Process Unit 5, Lesson 5, pages 587C-587F, Inquiry Process Unit 5, Lesson 6, pages 589A-589D, Inquiry Process
9 Grade 6 Physical Science Matter The Structure of Matter Identify elements as the building blocks of matter. Compare and contrast solids, liquids, and gases. Describe mixtures and solutions. Properties of Matter C Identify some properties of matter. Determine which properties of matter can be measured. Distinguish between chemical and physical changes in matter. Chemical Changes Unit 2, Lesson 2, pages , Science Inquiry, Volcanoes and Matter Unit 1, Lesson 2, pages 74-75, Science Inquiry, The Big Deal About Salt Unit 2, Lesson 6, pages , Metalworkers and Heat Transfer Explain how chemical changes happen. Give examples of signs that show a chemical change has occurred. Define combustion. Physical Properties Measure the density of a given substance. Classify the different states of matter. Elements and Compounds Unit 2, Lesson 2, pages , Science Inquiry, Volcanoes and Matter Compare protons, neutrons, and electrons. Compare atoms, molecules, elements, and compounds.
10 Solids, Liquids, and Gases B Explain boiling point and melting point. Understand the relation of temperature, pressure, and volume. Chemical Changes Describe three types of chemical reactions. Compare exothermic and endothermic reactions. Forces Forces Affect Motion Explain what causes motion. Describe the effect of gravity on the motion of objects. Identify how friction affects motion. Describing Motion Unit 5, Lesson 2, pages , Science Inquiry, Forces in Motion Explain how motion can be measured. Contrast speed and velocity. Describe acceleration and momentum. Newton s Laws of Motion Describe the role of inertia in Newton s first law of motion. Explain Newton s second law of motion and how it relates to mass. Understand that forces always come in pairs. Unit 5, Lesson 2, pages , Science Inquiry, Forces in Motion
11 Forces and Motion Explain that motion can be described by position, direction, and speed. Summarize how forces affect motion. Work and Energy Unit 5, Lesson 2, pages , Science Inquiry, Forces in Motion Calculate work and explain its formula. Compare and illustrate the ways in which energy can be transformed. Energy What Is Energy? Identify some of the many forms of energy. Explain the relationship between potential energy and kinetic energy. Give examples of how energy can change forms. Thermal Energy Describe what causes heat. Identify three ways in which thermal energy is transferred. Define temperature and understand how it is measured. Electrical Energy C Unit 2, Lesson 6, pages , Metalworkers and Heat Transfer Explain how most homes use electrical energy. Summarize how electrical energy is produced. Identify energy sources used to produce electricity.
12 Heat Explain the difference between heat and temperature. Compare how thermal energy can be transferred by conduction, convection, and radiation. Electricity and Magnetism Unit 2, Lesson 6, pages , Metalworkers and Heat Transfer Describe electricity and identify the roles that static electricity and current electricity play. Describe electromagnets and electromagnetism in the context of their utility in society. Scientific Method Scientific Method
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