Daily Weather Routine: Remember Rain Gear
Daily Weather Routine: Choose Clothes
Daily Weather Routine: Check the Sky
Weather Clothes: Choose for Rain
Weather Clothes: Use Sky Clues
Weather Clothes: Pick a Jacket
Sky Watching: Look for Rain Clues
Sky Watching: Find the Cloud Clues
Sky Watching: Look Up and Notice
Compare Living and Nonliving: Review the Difference
Compare Living and Nonliving: Use the Clues
Compare Living and Nonliving: Start the Sort
What Plants Need: Air, Light, and Space
What Plants Need: Water and Soil
What Plants Need: Hear the Plant Song
Living Things: Remember What They Need
Living Things: Find the Examples
Living Things: Start with the Big Idea
Taste: Notice Different Food Flavors
Smell: Notice Different Everyday Scents
Touch: Feel Hot and Cold
Touch: Feel Different Object Textures
Hearing: Listen Carefully for Sounds
Hearing: Notice Loud and Soft Sounds
Sight: See with Your Eyes
Sight: Notice Colors and Shapes
Five Senses Song: Listen to All Five Again
Five Senses Song: Repeat the Pattern
Five Senses Song: Point to the Body Parts
Five Senses Song: Name the Five Senses
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
Critical Map Reading: Compare What Each Map Shows
Regions: Notice Boundaries and Capitals
Regions: Name Parts of a Country
Physical and Political Maps: See Different Details
Map Scale: Use the Bar or Ratio
Map Scale: Measure Distance Carefully
Compass Rose: Find North on the Map
Map Symbols: Match Clues to Places
Map Keys: Read the Legend First
Weather Records: Notice Patterns Before Forecasting
Climate Graphs: Compare One Place to Another
Climate Graphs: Read Long-Term Patterns
Weather Maps: Read Symbols and Pressure
Severe Weather: Choose Safe Actions
Severe Weather: Look for Warning Signs
Climate Patterns: Follow Their Global Effects
Climate: What Stays True Over Time
Weather: What Changes From Day To Day
Sky Observation: Track the Moon and Build a Model
Tides: Spring and Neap Patterns
Tides: Moon Gravity and Ocean Water
Eclipses: Shadows, Umbra, and Penumbra
Eclipses: Orbit Tilt Explains Rare Events
Eclipses: Sun, Moon, and Earth Alignment
Moon Phases: Model the Earth Moon Sun System
Moon Phases: Follow the Monthly Cycle
Moon Phases: Sunlight and Shadows
Screw: Turn a Spin into a Push
Wedge: Split or Cut Things Apart
Inclined Plane: Use a Ramp to Move Upward
Pulley: Lift a Load by Pulling Down
Wheel and Axle: Roll Heavy Things More Easily
Lever: Lift More with Less Effort
Simple Machines: Watch How They Change Force
Simple Machines: Name the Six Types
Simple Machines: Make Work Easier
Physical Changes: Heating and Cooling Matter