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School: Central/Liberty |
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Grade/Level: 3 |
Discipline: Soil/Plants |
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Day 3 |
Day 4 |
Day 5 |
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Content Theme Topic Area |
Breaking Ground |
Planting and Labeling |
What Plants Need to Grow and Stay Healthy |
Parts of Plants |
Photosynthesis |
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Outcomes Essential Questions |
Examine and compare soil samples from students’ homes. |
Prepare for plant growth observations. |
Monitor plant growth using different variables. |
Identify parts of a plant. |
Discover the process of photosynthesis. |
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Skills |
5.1A 1,2,3 5.6A 1 |
5.1A 1,2,3 |
5.1A 1,2,3 5.1B 2 5.3A 1 5.3B 1,2 |
5.3D 1 5.5A 2 5.5C 1 5.6A 4 |
5.1A 1,2,3 5.3A 1 5.3B 1,2 |
5.3D 1 5.5A 3 5.5C 1 |
5.3A 1 5.3B 1,2 5.3D 1 5.5C 1 |
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Assessment |
Examine and list all things found in soil. |
Correctly labeling plants as they are planted |
Use Scientific Process in predicting outcomes. |
Sketch and label parts of a plant. Celery Activity |
Leaf rubbing and predict by coloring what leaf will look like in autumn. |
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Key Resources |
National Geographic Soil Windows on Science DSM Classroom Plants |
Discovery Works Pgs. A36-A62 |
How Does My Garden Grow? National Geographic Peculiar Plants Newbridge Discovery Links |
From Seed to Plant Gail Gibbons |
How Plants Survive New Bridge Discovery Links The Fall of Freddy the Leaf Leo Buscaglia |
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CURRICULUM
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School: Central/Liberty |
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Grade/Level: 3 |
Discipline: Moon |
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Year: |
Day 6 |
Day 7 |
Day 8 |
Day 9 |
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Content Theme Topic Area |
Seed Plants Monitor and chart plant growth, |
Plant Defenses Monitor and chart plant growth. |
Review and Assessment |
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Outcomes Essential Questions (Objectives) |
Examine a variety of fruit and vegetable seeds. |
Investigate how plants protect themselves. |
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Skills NJ CCS |
5.1C 1,2 5.3A 1 5.3B 1,2 |
5.3D 1 5.5C 1 |
5.3A 1 5.3B 1,2 5.3D 1
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5.5A 1 5.5C 1 |
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Assessment |
Compare the size, shape, and quantity of seeds in different fruits and vegetables. |
Illustrate and describe various ways plants protect themselves. |
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Key Resources |
See other page |
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