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10 Questions Your Kid's Science Teacher Wishes You Would Ask
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10 Questions Your Kid's Science Teacher Wishes You Would Ask For the same reasons we encourage our children to be active participants in classroom discussions, parents should take advantage of opportunities to talk with teachers. Learn more about science teaching and learning in your child's classroom, whether it's…
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Inq-ITS Virtual Labs - Energy & Air Resistance
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Understand the relationship between a ball’s mass, initial and final kinetic and potential energy, when it is dropped from different heights.
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Inq-ITS Virtual Labs - Energy: Free Fall
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Explore initial and final kinetic and potential energy when balls with different mass are dropped from different heights.
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Inq-ITS Virtual Labs - Thermal Energy & Waves
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Investigate how changes to thermal energy, frequency, wavelength, amplitude, or medium effects wave speed by striking a drum.
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Idaho 5th Grade Unit on Energy/Organisms
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Focuses on how organisms transfer energy and matter through general systems, where they get that energy and matter from, analyzing how animals survive (their own characteristics, how their environment can change that),…
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4.5 (c) flow of energy through food webs
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SMED 4353 Sound Wave Energy and How It Moves
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These are resource that we used to create inquiry centers for sound wave energy. We specifically used 4th grade standards and designed our centers for 4th graders.
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5E Lesson Plan Resources: Transformation of Energy in Nature
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This collection provides resources needed to teach conservation of energy, trophic levels, and transformation of energy. This is geared towards upper elementary.
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Flow of Matter and Energy in Ecosystems: Does Matter Matter?
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Heat and energy: what can young children understand?
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My cat has moved to the top of the radiator for the winter, at least when the boiler is on and warm air is moving up through convection from below. With a house temperature of 66*-68*F, I would also like to lie on it,…
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Science of NHL hockey: work, energy & power
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Potentially your students will go kinetic over this installment of the Science of NHL Hockey video series! OK, really bad play on words. But luckily the energy of the video will make up for it. Ha! Really, though,…