Understand that forces can be exerted on an object without those objects touching.
Understand that different materials have different properties which can work together to solve problems.
Students complete this worksheet after testing their egg drop design and watching others in the class. They sketch their design, and then re...
For this worksheet, students have to weigh the desire to create a sustainable and environmental sound house, while sticking to a budget. The...
While no materials is capable at being good at everything, all materials serve a purpose. The story of the three little pigs shows how impor...
Students rank common materials based on their physical, mechanical, and chemical properties.
Students look closely at a familiar material and assess it’s various properties, including physical, mechanical and economic properties.
Students examine objects around them to figure out what materials go into their construction.
A teacher sheet explaining the preparation and methodology of the experiment students do as part of Lesson 4. This activity helps illust...
Deepen students' understanding of plant characteristics with this interactive worksheet focused on comparing different types of plants.
In this lesson studunts will explore extreme weather events and the effect they have on the surface of the earth.
In this lesson, students finish the science unit by completing a short quiz, demonstrating all they've learned about erosion and weathering.
In this lesson, students take a second look at their soil samples, now that they’ve settled into distinct layers. They measure and estimate...
In this lesson, students learn about how we’ve impacted erosion, and how we can change and minimise our impact.
In this lesson, students explore how nature can change landscapes through erosion.
