Engineering Design Shares and Repeats
Engineering Design Builds Tests and Improves
Engineering Design Asks Imagines and Plans
KIBO Sensors Guide the Next Move
KIBO Sensors Notice the Environment
KIBO Sound Light and Distance Sensors
KIBO Creativity Changes the Robot Job
KIBO Build Code and Move
Meet KIBO as a Robot System
Renewable Energy: Cleaner Choices for the Future
Energy Conservation: Use Less and Waste Less
Natural Resources: Renewable and Nonrenewable
Evidence in Experiments: Explain the Claim with Reasoning
Evidence in Experiments: Data That Supports Claims
Scientific Method: Use Results to Reach a Conclusion
Experiment Design: Compare Control and Treatment Groups
Experiment Design: Identify the Variables
Scientific Method: Ask a Testable Question
Healthy Habits: Food, Rest, and Clean Hands
Handwashing: One Simple Way to Stop Germs
What Are Germs?: Tiny Things That Can Make Us Sick
Respiratory System: Oxygen In, Carbon Dioxide Out
Circulatory System: Blood Moves Through the Body
Body Systems: Many Parts Working Together
Food Groups: Building a Balanced Plate
Healthy Eating: Fuel for a Growing Body
Digestive System: Food Gets Broken Down
Analyze a Food Web: Read the Arrows
Matter and Energy: How Food Webs Move Resources
Food Webs: Top Predators and Balance
Food Webs: Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers
Food Webs: What a Food Web Shows
Food Chains: Compare Several Example Chains
Food Chains: Food Chain vs. Food Web
Food Chains: Decomposers Return Nutrients
Food Chains: Follow Energy to Consumers
Food Chains: Start with the Sun and Producers
Biotic and Abiotic Factors: How the Environment Shapes Survival
Biotic and Abiotic Factors: Name the Living and Nonliving Parts
Ecosystems: Living and Nonliving Parts Work Together
Ecosystems: What Makes a Living System
Solar System: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune
Solar System: Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars
Moon Phases: Watch the Cycle Repeat
Moon Phases: Orbit and Sunlight
Water Cycle: Evaporation, Clouds, and Rain
Climate: Latitude, Elevation, and Oceans
Weather: Air Masses and Fronts Shape Storms
Weather: Humidity, Temperature, and Wind
Plate Movement: Convection Moves the Plates
Plate Movement: Continents, Ridges, and Magnetic Stripes
Earth's Layers: Lithosphere and Tectonic Plates
Earth's Layers: Crust, Mantle, and Core
Box Plots Limit Claims About the Data
Box Plots Reveal Variability and Spread
Box Plots Show the Five Number Summary
Histograms Show Shape and Spread
Histograms Group Values Into Bins
Dot Plots and Frequency Tables Organize Values
Mode Needs Context and Careful Checking
Median Finds the Middle Value
Mean Describes the Center of the Data
Secret Codes Use Modulo Patterns
Modular Arithmetic Wraps Numbers Around the Line
Divisibility Patterns Show Quick Test Rules
Prime Factorization Checks the Rebuilt Number
Prime Factorization Builds a Factor Tree
Factor Pairs Multiply to Make the Number
Prime and Composite Examples Reveal the Pattern
Composite Numbers Have More Than Two Factors
Prime Numbers Have Only Two Factors
Simple Claims Still Need Careful Testing
Examples and Nonexamples Check Arguments
A Counterexample Can Disprove a Claim
Converse and Counterexample Need Checking
True and False Examples Test Conditions
If-Then Statements Have Two Parts
And and Or Combine Ideas Carefully
Negation Flips a Statement's Truth
Truth Values Start With Clear Statements
Graphs Help Choose the Better Buy
Data Tables Help Compare Prices
Bar Graphs Show Spending Patterns
Opportunity Cost Shows the Tradeoff
Wants Can Wait Until Later
Needs Are Required Before Wants
Saving for Goals Makes Choices Easier
Track Income and Expenses Over Time
A Budget Turns Money Into a Plan
Pattern Rules Help Build Equations
Word Situations Translate Into Equations
One-Step Equations Use Inverse Operations
Equations Show a Balanced Relationship
Expressions Use Variables and Numbers Together
Variables Name an Unknown Quantity
Evaluate Expressions Step by Step
Parentheses Change the Evaluation Path
Numerical Expressions Follow Operation Order
Rotation: Describe the Rule with Coordinates
Rotation: Make a Half Turn Around the Origin
Rotation: Make a Quarter Turn Clockwise
Reflection: Flip Across the x-Axis
Translation: Shift Points Up and Down
Translation: Shift Points Left and Right
Coordinate Plane: Read Coordinates Back Aloud
Coordinate Plane: Plot Ordered Pairs Carefully
Coordinate Plane: Find the Four Quadrants
Binary Patterns Support Coding Thinking
Binary Code Connects Numbers to Computers
Read Binary Numbers Back to Decimal
Binary Conversion Checks Each Place
Binary Table Tracks Each Power
Convert Decimal Numbers Into Binary
Binary Place Values Double Each Step
Binary Zeros and Ones Build Values
Binary Numbers Explain Two Computer Symbols
Discussion Norms: Pause and Respond with Respect
Speaker Claims: Support the Point with Evidence
Speaker Claims: State the Point Clearly
Note-Taking: Turn Notes into a Short Summary