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1 Aug 29 Sept 5 Sept 12 Science Safety, Notebooks, & Observations/Inferences (9 days) Sign safety contracts and setup science notebooks Mini labs to intro process skills Conservation/recycling Guided descriptive investigations Introduce graphing No School Labor Day Holiday Science Safety, Notebooks, & Observations/Inferences (9 days) Sign safety contracts and setup science notebooks Mini labs to intro process skills Conservation/recycling Guided descriptive investigations Introduce graphing Physical Properties of Matter (20 days) Measure, compare, and contrast physical properties Predict changes caused by heating and cooling Sept 19 Physical Properties of Matter (20 days) Measure, compare, and contrast physical properties Predict changes caused by heating and cooling
2 Sept 26 Physical Properties of Matter (20 days) Measure, compare, and contrast physical properties Predict changes caused by heating and cooling
3 Oct 3 Physical Properties of Matter (20 days) Measure, compare, and contrast physical properties Predict changes caused by heating and cooling Oct 10 Mixtures and Solutions (5 days) Compare and contrast mixtures and solutions End of 1 st Nine Weeks Oct 17 Oct 24 Oct 31 Forms of Energy (25 days) Differentiate forms of energy Differentiate conductors and insulators Circuits/electromagnet fields Forces on objects (pushes/pulls, gravity, friction, magnetism) Forms of Energy (25 days) Differentiate forms of energy Differentiate conductors and insulators Circuits/electromagnet fields Forces on objects (pushes/pulls, gravity, friction, magnetism) Forms of Energy (25 days) Differentiate forms of energy Differentiate conductors and insulators Circuits/electromagnet fields Forces on objects (pushes/pulls, gravity, friction, magnetism)
4 4TH GRADE SCIENCE
5 Nov 7 Forms of Energy (25 days) Differentiate forms of energy Differentiate conductors and insulators Circuits/electromagnet fields Forces on objects (pushes/pulls, gravity, friction, magnetism) Nov 14 Forms of Energy (25 days) Differentiate forms of energy Differentiate conductors and insulators Circuits/electromagnet fields Forces on objects (pushes/pulls, gravity, friction, magnetism) Nov 21 Thanksgiving Holidays Nov 28 The Changing Earth (14 days) Properties of soil Slow changes to Earth s surface
6 Dec 5 The Changing Earth (14 days) Properties of soil Slow changes to Earth s surface Dec 12 The Changing Earth (14 days) Properties of soil Slow changes to Earth s surface Dec 19 Christmas / Winter Break Dec 26 Christmas / Winter Break
7 Jan 2 Winter Break Staff Development Day Natural Resources (8 days) Classify renewable and nonrenewable resources Jan 9 Natural Resources (8 days) Classify renewable and nonrenewable resources Jan 16 Jan 23 Jan 30 MLK Day No school Patterns of the Earth (19 days) Measure and record changes in weather/weather maps Water cycle, role of Sun Collect and analyze data to identify sequences and patterns in shadows, tides, seasons, and moon Patterns of the Earth (19 days) Measure and record changes in weather/weather maps Water cycle, role of Sun Collect and analyze data to identify sequences and patterns in shadows, tides, seasons, and moon Patterns of the Earth (19 days) Measure and record changes in weather/weather maps Water cycle, role of Sun Collect and analyze data to identify sequences and patterns in shadows, tides, seasons, and moon
8 Feb 6 Patterns of the Earth (19 days) Measure and record changes in weather/weather maps Water cycle, role of Sun Collect and analyze data to identify sequences and patterns in shadows, tides, seasons, and moon Feb 13 Producers/consumers food webs Energy Flow in Living Systems (19 days) Feb 20 Staff Development Day Producers/consumers food webs Energy Flow in Living Systems (19 days) Feb 27 Energy Flow in Living Systems (19 days) Producers/consumers food webs
9 Mar 6 Energy Flow in Living Systems (19 days) Producers/consumers Food webs End of 3 rd Nine Weeks Mar 13 Spring Break Mar 20 Adaptations for Survival (19 days) Adaptations enable survival Compare bird beaks Compare leaves on plants Mar 27 Adaptations for Survival (19 days) Adaptations enable survival Compare bird beaks Compare leaves on plants
10 Apr 3 Adaptations for Survival (19 days) Adaptations enable survival Compare bird beaks Compare leaves on plants Apr 10 Adaptations for Survival (19 days) Adaptations enable survival Compare bird beaks Compare leaves on plants No School Good Friday Apr 17 Traits (15 days) Inherited traits/learned behaviors Apr 24 Traits (15 days) Inherited traits/learned behaviors
11 May 1 Traits (15 days) Inherited traits/learned behaviors May 8 Life Cycles of Living Organisms (15 days) Explore, illustrate, and compare life cycles May 16 Life Cycles of Living Organisms (15 days) Explore, illustrate, and compare life cycles May 22 Life Cycles of Living Organisms (15 days) Explore, illustrate, and compare life cycles May 29
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