Earth and Space Science

• Investigating and comparing multiple solutions to prevent changes in the land

• Mapping types and shapes of landforms and bodies of water

• Using information to explain where water is found on earth and that it may be liquid or solid

• Observing how wind and water can change the shape of a landform

Life Science

• Developing models of what animals and plants need to meet their needs

• Using texts and media to compare living things in an area and in different types of geographic areas

Physical Science

• Describing and classifying materials by observable properties

• Testing materials to determine which are best suited for a certain purpose

• Understanding that when a chunk of material is broken in to smaller pieces it is still the same material

• Constructing an argument that some changes to materials can be reversed and some cannot

• Experimenting to show the effects of friction on the temperature and speed of objects that rub against each other

Technology/Engineering

• Analyzing data to compare two designs for the same problem