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Earth's Systems Slow and Fast Changes NGSS aligned

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Mary Beth White
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1st - 3rd, Homeschool
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Mary Beth White
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Great resource. This is a great resource for the students to have independent work to help them practice what they have learned.

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This is a 65 page science unit I created using the 2nd Grade Next Generation Science Standards for Earth's Systems. Included are activities and experiments to cover all 4 ESS standards.Included in this unit is:

Land Formations:
-Land Formation Teaching Poster
-Photo and Vocabulary Cards (Landform, Continent, Hill, Valley, Mountain, Island, Plain, Plateau)
-Land Formation Research Organizer and Writing Paper
-Investigation Forms
-Comparing and Contrasting Land Formations
-Creating a Landform Relief Model

Water:
-Body of Water Teaching Poster
-Salt Water Teaching Poster and Ocean Cards
-Ocean Research Organizer and Writing Paper
-World Map Activity
-Fresh Water Photo and Vocabulary Cards
-Fresh Water Body of Water Research Organizer and Writing Paper

Hands On Investigations:
-Making a Glacier
-Weathering- A Day at the Beach
-Weathering - Candy Erosion
-Weathering - How the Cookie Crumbles
-Erosion - Rainstorm
-Erosion - Sandstorm
-Quick Change Research and Model
-Slow Change Research and Model

I hope this helps you implement the new NGSS standards. Thanks for looking and Happy Teaching!





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65 pages
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Last updated Jul 24th, 2017
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Write narratives in which they recount a well-elaborated event or short sequence of events, include details to describe actions, thoughts, and feelings, use temporal words to signal event order, and provide a sense of closure.

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