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Pushes and Pulls

A force is a push or pull that makes things move. A push moves things away from you. A pull moves things towards you. Forces can also make things speed up, slow down and change directions.

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Gravity Pulls Things Down

Gravity is a force that pulls everything down. Everything on Earth is affected by gravity. Without gravity, we could just float away into space.

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Weather tells us what the sky and air around us are like on any given day. The weather can be sunny, cloudy, windy, rainy, stormy or snowing. Scientists can predict the weather by understanding patterns.

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Plants Need Water And Light

Plants grow from seeds. Plants need water and light to grow. Plants grow best in soil, but some can grow without it.

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Natural Resources

Things people use from nature are called natural resources. Humans use natural resources for everything they do. Plants and animals also need natural resources like water and air.

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Reducing Our Impact on Earth

We will learn to reduce, reuse and recycle. People can have a negative impact on Earth's land, water and air. People can also make a positive impact through choices we make.

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Animals Need Food

All animals need to eat food. They also need to drink water. They need these things to live and grow.

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Animals Help Their Babies Survive

Living things have babies called offspring. Parents can help their offspring survive. Babies have behaviors to communicate their needs.

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Living Things Change Their Environment

Animals change their environment to meet their needs. Plants can change their environment too. People change their environment in good and bad ways.

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What Is Science? (K-2 Version)

Scientists help us understand the world around us. Scientists do experiments and make observations. They use evidence to support their ideas.

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What is Engineering?

Engineers use science and math to solve problems. Engineers also build and test things. Each time they re-design it, the solution can get better.

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Four Seasons and Day Length

Chemical vs. Physical Changes

Bacteria & Viruses

Patterns in the Sky

Variation of Traits

Multicellular Organisms

Introduction to Sound

Balanced & Unbalanced Forces

Atoms & Molecules

Weathering & Erosion

Tectonic Plates

The Five Senses

Structure of Living Things

Solar & Lunar Eclipses

Water Cycle (3-5 Version)

Chemical Reactions

Simple Machines

Properties of Matter

Natural Selection

Oceans, Lakes and Rivers

Earth’s Orbit & Rotation

Electricity & Circuits

Living vs. Non-Living Things

Fossils & Extinction

Electromagnetic Spectrum

Heating and Cooling

Energy Transfer

Plant & Animal Cells

Inspired by Nature (Biomimicry)

Sun and Other Stars

Causes of Seasons

Introduction to Light

Brain Processing of Senses

Symbiosis (Interactions Between Organisms)

Pollination and Seed Dispersal

Adaptations and the Environment

Electric & Magnetic Fields

Material Properties and Purposes

Collisions

Classification of Living Things

Magnets & Static Electricity

Gravitational Forces Between Objects

Food Webs

Synthetic Materials

Introduction to Traits

Conservation of Matter

Competition in Ecosystems

Plant Growth Conditions

Ecosystems

Wave Reflection, Absorption & Transmittance

Patterns of Motion & Friction

Comparative Anatomy

Solids, Liquids and Gases

Renewable vs. Nonrenewable Resources

Engineering Design Process

Human Body Systems

What is Science? (6-8 Version)

Biodiversity of Life on Earth

Natural Disasters

Intro to Thermal Energy

Sunlight Warms the Earth

Extreme Weather Solutions

Food Webs: Cycling of Matter & Flow of Energy

Habitats

How Do We Use Food

Properties of Elements

Parts of a Plant

Wave Properties

Water Cycle (6-8 Version)

Communication Over Distances

Moon & Its Phases

Potential vs. Kinetic Energy

Maps of Landforms

Interactions of Earth’s Spheres

Reproduction of Living Things

Light Reflection & Vision

Genes & Mutations

Classification of Materials

Particle Nature of Matter

The Solar System

Weather vs. Climate

Photosynthesis & Respiration

Changing the Shape of Land

Animal Group Behavior

Rocks & Minerals (Including Rock Cycle)

Information Transfer

Rock Layers (Geologic Time)

External Animal Parts

Earth’s Landscapes

Heat: Transfer of Thermal Energy

Animal & Plant Life Cycles

Biotechnology

Timescale of Earth’s Events

Water Quality & Distribution

Maintaining Biodiversity

What Is Science? (3-5 Version)

Predicting Natural Disasters

Digital vs. Analog Signals

Newton’s Laws of Motion

Climate Zones & Ocean Currents

Air Masses & Weather Fronts

Intro to Climate Change

Natural Resource Distribution

Human Impacts on the Environment

The Fossil Record

How To Be A Scientist (College & Careers)

Kindergarten Science Videos & Lessons. Try it free.

Top Kindergarten Grade Lessons

Pushes and Pulls

Gravity Pulls Things Down

Introduction to Weather

Plants Need Water And Light

Natural Resources

Reducing Our Impact on Earth

Animals Need Food

Animals Help Their Babies Survive

Living Things Change Their Environment

What Is Science? (K-2 Version)

What is Engineering?

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