Cloud Memory Game: Review Weather Clues Again
Weather Watcher: Use a Thermometer and Journal
Predict Rain: Use Clouds and Sky Clues
Winter Science: Where Frost Comes From
Winter Science: Why We Shiver in Cold Weather
Seasons Song: Name the Four Seasons
Cloud Memory Game: Match Clouds to Weather
Clouds: Learn What They Are Made Of
Weather Watcher: Start Looking for Patterns
Growing Plants Without Soil: Observe the Results
Growing Plants Without Soil: Water and Light Help Growth
Growing Plants Without Soil: Start the Experiment
Watch a Seed Sprout: Roots and First Leaves
Watch a Seed Sprout: A Seed Wakes Up
Photosynthesis and Parts: Plant Parts Move Materials
Photosynthesis and Parts: Water, Air, and Light
Photosynthesis and Parts: Plants Make Their Food
Plant Parts: Flowers, Fruits, and Seeds
Plant Parts: Leaves Make Food
Plant Parts: Roots and Stems
Plant Parts: Why Plants Matter
Garden Planning: Match Seeds to the Season
Garden Planning: Start Thinking About What Plants Need
The Needs of a Plant: Space, Light, and Air
The Needs of a Plant: Water and Soil
The Needs of a Plant: Name the Five Basic Needs
Changes in Materials: When a New Substance Forms
Physical Changes: Melting and Evaporation
Physical Changes: Form Changes, Material Stays
Properties of Materials: Conductors and Insulators
Properties of Materials: Flexible or Magnetic
Properties of Materials: Hard or Soft
Gases: Spread Out to Fill Space
Liquids: Pour and Take the Container's Shape
Solids: Keep Shape and Stay Together
States of Matter: Sort Solid, Liquid, and Gas
Watch Insects with Careful Eyes
Look for Insect Clues, Not Insect Grabbing
Observe Insects Gently from a Distance
Butterfly Life Cycle: The Adult Butterfly Emerges
Butterfly Life Cycle: The Chrysalis Stage
Butterfly Life Cycle: Egg to Caterpillar
Insect Habitats: Many Places to Look
Insect Habitats: Food, Water, and Shelter
Insect Habitats: Find Where Insects Live
Make Change: Read the Word Problem Carefully
Make Change: Calculate the Difference in Cents
Make Change: Subtract from a Five Dollar Bill
Compare Money: Check the Total and Explain the Difference
Compare Money: Make the Same Total with Different Coins
Compare Money: Decide Which Coin Amount Is Greater
Coin Values: Count a Small Set of Coins
Coin Values: Match Each Coin to Its Value
Coin Values: Name the Penny, Nickel, Dime, and Quarter
Data: Read Bar Graphs and Describe Results
Data: Read Picture Graphs and Keys
Data: Collect Answers in Tally Charts
Length: Compare Two Objects in Centimeters
Length: Measure with a Centimeter Ruler
Length: Estimate with a Centimeter Model
3D Shapes: Name Spheres and Cubes
2D Shapes: Count Sides and Vertices
2D Shapes: Identify Flat Shapes
Fractions: Name Halves, Thirds, and Fourths
Fractions: Equal Shares Make Equal Parts
Sharing Equally: Match Each Group to Its Size
Sharing Equally: Separate a Set into Equal Groups
Arrays: Turn the Picture into Repeated Addition
Arrays: Count Across Each Row
Arrays: Build Rows and Columns from Equal Groups
Repeated Addition: Write the Addition Sentence
Repeated Addition: Count Each Equal Group
Equal Groups: See the Total as Repeated Addition
Word Problems: Use 'More Than' to Find the Missing Number
Word Problems: Read 'Fewer' as a Comparison
Word Problems: Write the Equation for the Fence Posts
Word Problems: Model the Fence Story
Subtract 2-Digit Numbers: Check the Answer in the Story
Subtract 2-Digit Numbers: Use Tens and Ones Blocks
Subtract 2-Digit Numbers: Then Subtract the Tens
Subtract 2-Digit Numbers: Start with the Ones
Make a Ten: Rebuild the Sum with the New Ten
Make a Ten: Break Apart 17
Add 2-Digit Numbers: Add the Tens After
Add 2-Digit Numbers: Add the Ones First
Repeated Reading: Add Voice and Expression
Fluency: Read Accurately and Smoothly
Fluency: Read at a Just-Right Speed
Word Meaning: Explain the Clue You Used
Word Meaning: Check the Sentence Again
Word Meaning: Say the Meaning Clearly
Context Clues: Spot Examples and Synonyms
Context Clues: Find Definition Words
Context Clues: Use Pictures and Word Hints
Retell: Say the Story from Start to Finish
Retell: Include Characters, Setting, and Events
Sequence: Put the Events in Order
Retell: Keep Only the Important Parts
Solution: Check How the Ending Fixes Things
Solution: How Is the Problem Fixed?
Problem: Name the Trouble in the Story
Problem: Notice What Goes Wrong
Setting: Use Picture and Word Clues
Setting: When and Where Does It Happen?
Character: Think, Feel, and Act
Character: Who Is in the Story?
Complete Sentence: Check the Whole Sentence
Punctuation: Choose the Right End Mark
Punctuation: Know the End Marks
Pronouns: Use He, She, It, We, and They
Pronouns: Replace the Noun Clearly
Adjectives: Describe the Noun Clearly
Nouns and Verbs: Put the Sentence Together
Verbs: Find the Action Word
Nouns: Name the People, Places, and Things
Message and Moral: Explain the Reason for the Text
Message and Moral: How Characters Learn the Lesson
Message and Moral: What the Story Teaches
Fiction and Nonfiction: Ask Why It Was Written
Fiction and Nonfiction: Read the Clues